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Apr 14, 2010 09:00 |  #1

I downloaded opanda and it rarely shows that EXIF info is available for shots on the web. Are there any viewers that work with photos on websites like facebook?

What do you all recommend? I have never used them before but love the idea.


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Apr 14, 2010 10:08 |  #2

A lot of images don't have exif info in the first place. Some sites strip it out & others lose it if "Saved for web".


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Apr 15, 2010 15:16 |  #3

bbarnett51 wrote in post #9992843 (external link)
I downloaded opanda and it rarely shows that EXIF info is available for shots on the web. Are there any viewers that work with photos on websites like facebook?

What do you all recommend? I have never used them before but love the idea.

Some folks intentionally strip out EXIF info for personal philosophy or privacy reasons.
Many others unintentionally strip it from all photos with the editing software they use. They don't realize EXIF was there before, much less gone later.




  
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