Adding copyright information

[Sandesh1]

I owned Canon EOS 77D, and I am trying to add copyright information but unable to find the option to add.
Pls can someone help me to find the solution.

[Peter · Accepted solution]

[Peter · Accepted solution]

[kvbarkley · Accepted solution]

See the star in the heading of the manual exerpt Peter helpfully supplied? That means you must be in one of the creative modes, like P or M, to see these options

[ebiggs1]

"Pls can someone help me to find the solution."

If you were asking how to put it on a photo, that requires a post editor like Lightroom.  Remember the EXIF does not display.

[RobertTheFat]

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@ebiggs1 wrote:

"Pls can someone help me to find the solution."

If you were asking how to put it on a photo, that requires a post editor like Lightroom.  Remember the EXIF does not display.

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BTW, Canon, that would be a simple and very helpful enhancement to DPP.

[Waddizzle]

This task is a piece of cake when you use the EOS Utlity and a USB cable.

[RobertTheFat]

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@Waddizzle wrote:

This task is a piece of cake when you use the EOS Utlity and a USB cable.

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Depends on what you mean by "this task". Adding it to the Exif data, yes. Imprinting it on the picture, no.

[BurnUnit]

Irfanview (free to download) will also allow you to bulk process and watermark your images with copyright information.

[Sandesh1]

Thanks Peter and KV berkley for your solution. I find that option and added my information in my camera.
But that copyright information is not showing in image. Should I do anything more in the settings or did I done anything wrong?

[BurnUnit]

I get the impression that he wants his copyright information to show somewhere on the face of the image itself. Like a small imprint at the bottom of his photos that states something like "Sandesh1, © 2020". This would have to be applied after the fact to a copy of the image as a watermark. It can be done in Photoshop and probably any other of the better photo editors.

Or without buying any additional software it can also be done with a free download of Irfanview. Plus Irfanview has a lot of other handy features for things like file renaming and image resizing. I've never seen anything in the Canon software that will add a watermark to your images.

. . .And once again, Stephen is on the case.