Colored, high definition photos are beautiful decorative pieces... They add a touch of personality to any home, because they document memorable events or occasions... Though camera photos have become the conventional decorative piece in households, a growing trend that seems to also be finding its place in the home are photo sketches... They add a raw, personalized rustic feel because of the detail and attention that is put into these masterpieces... Whether it be a glamour shot or a family photo, hand made sketches are detailed masterpieces that are slowly gaining popularity...

Batch Picture Protector is a watermark tool for the dummies who want to protect their digital images and other graphics by adding professionally made watermarks that are made of text, illustrations or a combination of both... The software is a watermark editor for Windows 7/8 OS... Lastly, the software has quick and simple interfaces that allow spontaneous use without causing much burden to the computer's resources... Plus, the image quality of the output is so similar to the quality of the input image... So, it's really a good and reliable tool...

Taking pictures is just a way of preserving memories and events even though it has passed a long period of time... Many images and large photo size may take too long to upload and occupies a large portion of the computer or any devices... Photo compression is essential because in minimizes the used space on computers... It also makes file uploads easier and faster...

Launch the installed Batch Picture Protector add go to add file(s)... The wizard that appears will allow you to locate where the picture is in your drive... If you want to water mark a single picture you can choose the picture itself otherwise for multiple pictures, either select them all or import the whole folder... Click open to continue...

Another way of reducing the size is by manually adjusting it while saving the documents... Almost all editors have this option... Save a picture as JPEG and control the amount of loss by compressing the image... Most of these tools have a control quality option that allows you shrink the size of the photo upon saving... First, you can resize the image using normal tools found in windows such as the one mentioned earlier—Microsoft picture manager... There, you can find an editor that allows you to reduce the images size based on a percentage scale...