Hey everyone. I have only used blender for about an hour the last few days. I downloaded a free template from the internet to make a video intro. According to the download instructions, I am free to use the template however I chose.
After changing the file to how I wanted it I did a test render of one frame and there is a graphic/watermark at the bottom right. I tried it at a few other places in the video and it is still there.
Is there any way to remove this image from my video when it renders?? I can’t see it anywhere when I’m scrolling around in the 3d view. Or see anything that I think it would be in the outliner.
see the pic below. It is the image that says SEAT at the bottom right that i would like to remove.
I downloaded a free template from the internet to make a video intro
Are you not going to tell us from where ?
Is there any way to remove this image from my video when it renders?
Are you not going to give a link to your file so we can see for ourselves ?
Check the compositor and sequencer for any textures or other render layers
In the compositor you could mask it out
BTW, do you have to get to a certain post amount before your post don’t have to be approved by a moderator? Just curious.
Read the forum FAQs linked at the top of the forum
(1) The owner of the image that you used has chosen to put a watermark on it. Therefore, “no, you don’t have the right to remove it.”
(2) Nevertheless, for almost the entire time that you are using this image to put-together “your show,” you don’t particularly care … “yet!”
(3) If you intend to make commercial use of “your show,” then you’ll have to negotiate with the owner of the image to purchase a version of the image which is “cleared” (by the copyright owner …) for your intended use.
(4) You’ll need to “leave a clear and conspicuous paper trail,” sufficient to “keep all the Lawyers happy.” :ba:
