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Aug 01, 2008 06:13 |  #1

This might appear a dumb question, but here goes:
When I edit raw image in DPP and save as TIFF there is just basic EXIF data available from the file. However when I convert TIFF image to jpg I get full exif. It's probably simple to remedy, but I would be grateful for help.


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Aug 01, 2008 06:27 |  #2

I guess TIFF can't hold as much exif as a JPG. Try EXIFer to see, or photoshop.


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Aug 01, 2008 10:40 |  #3

Your comment made me curious so I opened a few JPEGs and TIFFs and compared them. In Windows' file properties, I see what you see -- reduced data for TIFFs -- but in PSP, I see the full quota for the TIFFs. Just Windows being a little bit crap as usual, then.
(I also noticed that the exact quantity of entries varies not just between file types but between files of the same type, which I think is just down to whether I have edited them in PSP or whether they are straight out of C1 unmodified).




  
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Aug 01, 2008 11:19 |  #4

Ade H wrote in post #6026490 (external link)
in PSP, I see the full quota for the TIFFs. Just Windows being a little bit crap as usual, then.

Yes I see quite a lot of EXIF data for TIFF files in PSP, so as you say it seems Windows (XP) hides a lot of it, but not for JPG!
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