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How Do I Copy & Paste Exif Data ?

 
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Mar 25, 2010 01:04 |  #1

Anyone know a quick and effective way of copying the full exif details from a photo's "properties" so that it can be pasted easily?

Surely in this computer age I don't always have to resort to writing it down on a piece of paper and then typing it?


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Mar 25, 2010 01:16 |  #2

Which program or plugin are you using to view the EXIF data?


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Mar 25, 2010 01:26 |  #3

Hi Jim

I'm using IExif


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Mar 25, 2010 05:54 |  #4

Many applications will allow you to extract the Exif to a text file. Here is one free alternative: Get Irfanview, open image, select Image menu, select Information, select Exif, select "Copy to clipboard".


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