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Should you watermark photos on a multi-language menu?

No: a watermark covers the dish and looks just as bad in every language. The photo is of today's dish, with no stamp, the same in each language. Use the clean photo of the dish you want sold and copy it onto the cards. In Madrid the stamp crosses the English and you cannot tell what is on the plate. The photo is left clean, the same one, in each language.

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