EXIF

[Kim Cascone]

When you take an image with a digital camera, the camera itself leaves a data file which automatically identifies itself. This file is called an EXIF and usually has information like the make of the camera, the ISO setting, the date and time, the pixel setting, etc. This needs to be removed. The easiest way to remove this is to open photoshop and save it for web.

http://www.instructables.com/id/S0LK8JJFE6F2AEJ/

how does one save an image in GIMP without the EXIF data from a digital camera?

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On Thursday 01 May 2008, Kim Cascone wrote:

> > When you take an image with a digital camera, the camera itself
> > leaves a data file which automatically identifies itself. This file
> > is called an EXIF and usually has information like the make of the
> > camera, the ISO setting, the date and time, the pixel setting, etc.
> > This needs to be removed. The easiest way to remove this is to open
> > photoshop and save it for web.
>
> http://www.instructables.com/id/S0LK8JJFE6F2AEJ/
>
>
> how does one save an image in GIMP without the EXIF data from a
> digital camera?

In the 'save as' dialog (or Save a Copy), uncheck the exif checkbox.

Daniel


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