Changing Watermark/ Watermark Opacity After Gallery Upload

Hi. I've been using Sytist for a few months. It's a fantastic product, great design!
I've recently shot a number of sporting events but reviewing the galleries it looks as though my Watermark isn't really strong enough.
Can I change the opacity in the galleries after uploading them and making them live or can I completely change the watermark without having to go through uploading every picture again. I think 2000 images in total, so looking for a quick way to batch change .
Thanks

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There isn't a way to change the watermarking after the photos are uploaded.

Also there is not a way to change the opacity of it without creating your own watermark. Info here:
http://www.picturespro.com/sytist-manual/settings/watermarking/

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As I feared Tim. Many thanks for the information and for a really great platform. Really enjoying using it .

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Thanks John, good to hear.

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A question I had which this may answer, but please confirm: if I change my watermark, photos already uploaded will retain the original watermark?

The reason I ask is because I would like to use different watermarks for different types of photo shoot; right now uploads only use the watermark file I choose in "settings". So if I wanted to use a different watermark for one gallery, could I change it in settings, upload the photos, and then change the settings back to the original watermark for future uploads?

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The photos are watermarked on upload so if you change the watermark, it won't change the existing photos.

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Tim with the addition to greenscreen could there be a way to have a top layer to handle watermarks or logos, now that you have a way to replace a background? And therefore not actually written to the images them self? Think it would shrink upload/production time on the server. I know we would like to use different watermarks or logos on our products when needed. Thanks!

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It is not possible to do that. Just overlaying a watermark over the photo isn't a good way to do it because the original unwatermarked photo could be gotten from the source.

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Let's figure this out. This is a very real issue. Branding is key to successful businesses. If the filenames are the same and you simply delete all photos and upload them again in order to re-watermark, what do you lose? The key, the tags, dead links from previously shared posts online?

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When replacing photos, you don't lose the key, tags, etc.... and won't be dead links from shared photos because those shared photos are stored on for example, Facebook servers.

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