Robert Hurley

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Thursday, February 26, 2009 9:58:51 PM

EXIF data, rosemary, crop, photoshop, 365, stop sign

Stop? Ain't no road; ain't no train a-comin'...

and also, here's a cropped version of a photo on 365. I think it's much better, but some people are freaks about EXIF data

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Comments

Dan Alexandrudantesoft # Saturday, February 28, 2009 11:44:35 AM

What do you mean by your last sentence? You can preserve all the EXIF info in the cropped version of a photo.

Robert Hurleyrfhurley # Saturday, February 28, 2009 7:39:05 PM

If you do anything more than a quick edit, you have to convert it to .psd format (or it degrades the image file), and that removes the EXIF data. Otherwise, I try to keep it in .jpg whenever possible (for group photos).

Zephirine # Saturday, February 28, 2009 9:15:46 PM

I don't understand what you want to change in your photos, yet! If you use PS to edit your pics (to turn them in B\W, to have a warmer light ecc.) the EXIF data are always there!! If you need to crop them I know PS don't preserve the data so you should use programs that can do it after edited what you want in PS.

Anyway, I think it's time to delete the "Bad" from "Bad Photographer"!!

Joe Coversuicidalstones # Saturday, February 28, 2009 11:06:49 PM

I PS almost all my photos, and I don't convert anything to .psd or lose any data. Most of my shots have been cropped. Besides, let them gripe.

My first 365 shots were film in Jan 08, and there was no data.

Joe

Robert Hurleyrfhurley # Sunday, March 1, 2009 3:20:49 AM

Every time I start thinking of changing my name to "Fair to middlin' Photographer", I do something outrageously stupid or amateurish, which reminds me of why I go by the handle I use. Naturally, I don't show the results of said stupid/amateur moves. But trust me, if you saw some of the shots I've blown...

*whew*