Baseline
The picture, then the particulars.
A white band under the photo, with the camera and lens on the left and the exposure and date on the right.
Try it on your photo →About Baseline
Baseline is the plainest way to put camera info on a photo: a white band under the picture, the full width of the frame, with nothing printed on the image itself. It reads naturally under landscape shots, and under a portrait photo the band stays slim, so the picture keeps the attention.
On the left go the camera and, beneath it, the lens and your credit, with the maker's logo at the outer edge — or, without one, the brand set as a wordmark. On the right go the focal length, aperture, shutter speed and ISO, with the date (and the place, if you choose to show it) underneath.
Swap sides mirrors the two. Baseline is free, and exports carry no CameraWatermark branding.
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