Ok - so if I keep a shot out of my D300 - do minor stuff to it and don't crop it (just resize it) - and save as - it appears to keep the EXIF data however if I take a shot out of my D300 - do minor stuff to it AND crop for composition - I lose the EXIF data there something I'm missing?
are you cropping in camera? and are you doing a Save for Web? As an aside you can get Opanda's exif viewer/editor and add back any info you want to keep. www.opanda.com
I can't get it to not do it. I've never had that problem....boink, hits head ...you have cs2 duh!I'll check up on it.
ps cs 2 preserves the EXIF data but.... SMUGMUG strips it when linked here on my smugmug site.... the exif data is fine but..... at THE CAFE... it isn't visible.... for whatever reason
Paul, Is you're concern that exif from images linked from your Flicker account is not visible when viewed on the web? If so, try posting the image in it's original size. Flicker strips exif from all but the original size image. SmugMug does the same thing.
Oh so it's a web thing, I thought that it was a file on his computer. Paul do you have Opanda? try viewing the exif with a file that is from your computer then the same one on the web, I'll bet that that is it. Photobucket lets you keep your exif files if that is the problem.
I can't believe that they don't keep the metadata. All someone has to do is right click an image and save and all the copyright info is gone then....not that people can't find a way to remove it anyways...but still, that is crazy.
Yes I have opanda - thats how I know my EXIF data is stripped out of my cropped images Example of a cropped image of mine - in Opanda and what 'data' is left {} EDIT: I may have solved my own 'problem' I don't actually use the crop tool - I actually cut n paste (can't use the crop tool something about scratch disc problem or something) and I'm guessing that's why I lose my data...
