In a span of one week, I’ve had a couple of people asking me about Photochop. Suddenly I feel like I am a computer applications teacher all over again. Not that its a bad thing 
Watch this video tutorial below on how to create watermark for your pictures.
And let me know how it goes! 
Sidenote :
Hi Marina
Thanks for the tutorial.. some parts seemed to be quite lagging – your computer might need more memory :-p but all in all, a very useful tutorial
The way i do it e.g. for the passport chop on this europe trip map: http://www.passportchop.com/wp-content/uploads/2009/06/Central-Europe-Trip-Itinerary-Map.jpg
was to create a layer with just the watermark. Then this layer can be dragged onto other pictures easily using other layers.
Thanks
ZQ
Hey, very good tutorial, only the video quality is not so good and hard to hear you… maybe it’s my computer, I donno.
Btw, I wonder who are these people who ask you bout Photoshop XD
(I like your voice and your English! You get top grades from me :D)
I’m more interested in where you got the banana emoticon!
@Nashe, hahaha… That was a good one XD
easy-to-use watermark software in batch mode.
(Url deleted : Shameless promotion is RUDE!)
ZQ
Doubtful that its the computer memory since my touchsmart has 4GB of ram. I think it could possibly be Camstudio. I’ve re-recorded it using Camtasia Studio. I think it looks ok now.
MKL
No need to ask 😛
Nashe
I stole it from Plurk 🙂
I’m using the ordinary Picasa to create watermark. Simple. Just use the text over the picture function, and voila!
It’s also for free
Since I sometimes host my pictures on photobucket, I usually add the watermark from there. They have this photo editing stuff that can add texts, symbols, frames, etc etc. Usually ppl use it to make some atrocious images with loads of heart signs and frames. but sometimes it’s useful! 😛
The Writer & Sylv
Oh that’s wonderful! I didnt realise that Picasa and Photobucket does watermarks too 🙂
I thought so! haha