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 04/26/2005 05:02:37 AM · #1
How could i keep exif data after resized photo in photoshop?
Is it possible?
04/26/2005 05:05:02 AM · #2
not really, make a duplicate and work on that.
 04/26/2005 05:06:59 AM · #3
Originally posted by haakky:
How could i keep exif data after resized photo in photoshop?
Is it possible?


I think the exif is keeping in the memory card, so if you don´t save the changes in the memory card, the exif will be the same. You are only changing the data in the new file.
 04/26/2005 05:12:27 AM · #4
But how could i resize a picture whitout loosing the exif data?
 04/26/2005 05:17:20 AM · #5
Originally posted by haakky:
But how could i resize a picture whitout loosing the exif data?


EXIF isn't lost if you resize. EXIF is lost in the saving process. When you "Save for Web" EXIF is removed. When you "Save As" EXIF is retained.
 04/26/2005 05:18:25 AM · #6
Thanx, ill try that!
 04/26/2005 05:20:05 AM · #7
If you are using Photoshop you will lose EXIF by using the 'Save for Web' feature. Use Save As instead to retain EXIF information.
Resizing and processing with Photoshop has no effect on the EXIF-information.
 04/26/2005 05:51:42 AM · #8
I had the same problem. All you need to do is get the Camera Raw Update (2.4) from Adobe and you will be fine.
 04/26/2005 05:58:55 AM · #9
And then you will be able to use the save for web function and still keep the exif data?
 04/26/2005 06:07:59 AM · #10
Originally posted by haakky:
And then you will be able to use the save for web function and still keep the exif data?


No
 04/26/2005 06:13:18 AM · #11
Originally posted by TechnoShroom:
Originally posted by haakky:
But how could i resize a picture whitout loosing the exif data?


EXIF isn't lost if you resize. EXIF is lost in the saving process. When you "Save for Web" EXIF is removed. When you "Save As" EXIF is retained.


This is true, however it adds a new Photoshop tag in the exif which make it unfit for submitting as proof on DPC.
 04/26/2005 06:18:56 AM · #12
I using it for a php script on my homepage. Saves exif info mysql when i upload a picture.
 06/16/2005 09:40:19 PM · #13
Hi,

I have an article on my website that addresses a similar issue of restoring EXIF to JPGs after conversion from raw or editing. Some of the information may be helpful, you can read it at: //www.creationview.com/Art-2.html
 06/17/2005 08:23:32 AM · #14
Be aware that intentionally altering EXIF data on an image submitted as proof to this site would result in suspension (at the very least).
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