copyright symbol in photoshop

[Omronguru]

Originally Posted by Gidders

Rather than put the copyright notice on the image itself, using Adobe Bridge I prefer to embed it in the exif meta data. Bruce Frazer in his book Real World Camera Raw explains how, although you don't have to shoot in .raw - you can do it with .jpg files. Not sure how you edit the mata data if you don't have bridge though.

There are a number of external utilities you can use to edit the meta data, one such util can be found at the following link: http://www.pixlabs.com/DPU/overview/metadata.htm

[Sandra Jensen]

After hours of searching online for this and trying all permutations of alt 0169 etc, I just wanted to add that if you are an Apple user, all you need to do is OPTION + G.

Sandra

[Snowyowl]

It works off of the main keyboard. Select text tool, pick your position, hold down alt. type 169, release and continue to type if required.

Originally Posted by Sandra Jensen

After hours of searching online for this and trying all permutations of alt 0169 etc, I just wanted to add that if you are an Apple user, all you need to do is OPTION + G.

Sandra

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[Sandra Jensen]

Originally Posted by Snowyowl

It works off of the main keyboard. Select text tool, pick your position, hold down alt. type 169, release and continue to type if required.

Believe me I tried that. Perhaps I have some other function appropriated to alt+1 etc ( not that I know of )

[Zeb]

The way of holding down ALT and hitting numbers on the keypad can be used to get more than just the copyright symbol.

http://www.pictureinthesky.net/exter...sionchart.html

That's a conversion chart I made a few years ago when I was editing files on a binary level. Each column has 4 sub-columns:

Denary, (0x)Hex, (%)Binary, ASCII

Some applications you can also use ALT+184 to get a copyright symbol but this depends on the language pack Windows has been set to and the font you're using. If ALT+184 works then you can use ALT and the number in the "denary" column to get foreign characters. I've not yet got round to making a new chart...