First tool to add a lossless date watermark to digital pictures

July 31, 2004 -- First tool to add a lossless date watermark to digital pictures

Kozasoft has released Gena PhotoStamper v.2.1, an easy-to-use Windows application that adds a reversible date stamp to digital photos with no quality degradation.

Unlike normal watermarks, PhotoStamper does not modify the actual image outside the stamp area, allowing the user to add a stamp without compromising image quality. Moreover, the stamps can be easily removed later to restore original images. The application inserts stamps based on the date of the original picture and/or custom text for selected files or entire folders. The stamp appearance is fully customizable: the user can adjust the stamp position on the image, text size, font, and color, as well as a background color.

Key product features include:

* Lossless stamp. PhotoStamper doesn't modify even a single pixel outside the datestamp area.

* 100% Reversible. You can remove the stamp from the image to roll it back to the original image pixels.

* Shell Extension. You can stamp your pictures right from the Explorer window by simply right-clicking them.

* Multi-language support. PhotoStamper supports various date/time formats for different languages.

* Adjustable transparency. Place stamp on the transparent background area to make stamp reading easier.

* EXIF support. PhotoStamper reads image date and time from EXIF data.

Gena PhotoStamper requires Windows 98/Me/2000/XP/2003. A single-user license costs $14.95(US), and may be purchased securely from http://www.photostamper.com/.

Additional information is available at www.photostamper.com. A full-featured trial version can be downloaded from http://www.kozasoft.com/downloads/pstamp.exe

In addition to Gena PhotoStamper, Kozasoft also offers Gena Web Gallery Creator, a truly WYSIWYG Windows tool to create web image galleries with thumbnails.

Contact: info@photostamper.com





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