Exif Data???
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beebibi
Registered: Apr 15, 2002
Total Posts: 1366
Country: United States

Hi,would like to upload an image for your CC but how to copy the exif data and include it in the post (PS CS4, PC)

Thanks for your help, Bee



Scott Stoness
Registered: Sep 11, 2006
Total Posts: 7873
Country: Canada

Exif data is automatically embedded unless you save in photoshop as "save for web" in which case it strips it off.

So the answer is when saving and downsizing, use "save as" rather than "save for web"

Click the box that says show exif when you are done.

Scott



beebibi
Registered: Apr 15, 2002
Total Posts: 1366
Country: United States

thanks, Scott... appreciate it

Best, Bee



Bob Jarman
Registered: Feb 04, 2007
Total Posts: 3723
Country: United States

Also, iirc, should you decide to upload to Flickr (for one), there is an option to remove Exif. I do not recall the default setting but we commonly see Flickr hosted images sans Exif.

Bob



paulhodson
Registered: Jul 22, 2003
Total Posts: 14344
Country: United Kingdom

With Image Upload (which you have) you can click the box next to the image when you upload it.



beebibi
Registered: Apr 15, 2002
Total Posts: 1366
Country: United States

...thanks, Guys - but I must have done still something wrong - it did not work Maybe the fact that I am working out of a trial version of CS4 has something to do with it.

Believe it or not I couldn't use save as because it did not show jpg in the drop down menu. So back to save for the web which had a nice button which said: save all the metadata and I did click that - all seemed well but for the fact when I uploaded to this site and clicked the little square box, (thanks Guys ) .... alas no data...

I am sure in the end it will all come out in the wash


Best, Bee



sbeme
Registered: Dec 23, 2003
Total Posts: 12716
Country: United States

Not sure about this, but do you have to convert to 8 bit before saving as jpeg?



beebibi
Registered: Apr 15, 2002
Total Posts: 1366
Country: United States

HaHa.... of course, you are so clever, Scott... it did work. Change to 8 bit and surprise, surprise - I could save in jpg

Thanks

Best, Bee



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