10 April 2021
Digimarc Barcode for Commercial Print | Quickstart Guide
Digimarc Barcode for Commercial Print | Content Selection
| Better | Characteristic | Maybe Problematic |
| Higher contrast | Contrast — High contrast provides more visual variety to make a Digimarc Barcode less visible. | Lower contrast |
| More mid-tones, lots of colors | Tonal Range — Areas of high or low ink density provide less room to add or remove ink as needed to apply a Digimarc Barcode. | More highlights and shadows, single color cast |
| More texture | Texture vs. Flat Tints — Areas of texture provide more visual variety to make Digimarc Barcodes less visible. Flat tints accentuate the effects of a Digimarc Barcode on visibility. | More flat tints |
| Less white space | White space — White space lacks the ink required for modification to apply a Digimarc Barcode. | More white space |
| Less text or vector graphics | Text or vector graphics — Text and vector graphics should be avoided. Straight edges and lines can highlight visual artifacts of a Digimarc Barcode, and human perception is too sensitive to text and graphics not to notice these artifacts. | More text or vector graphics |
| Less color saturation | Color Saturation — Too much saturation in a single channel reduces the room to add ink as needed to apply a Digimarc Barcode. | More color saturation |
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