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06/05/2014 11:53:58 PM · #1 |
| Subject days it all. I have some old files and I have no idea how they were transferred etc. It's there an easy way to check. |
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06/06/2014 12:31:14 AM · #2 |
just looked at one of my old ones for the sake of it.
i copied the jpg (not raw) to a new folder for editing, the properies (right click / properties) says: created today, modified march 22, 2012, accessed today. |
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06/06/2014 02:23:45 AM · #3 |
| Open the file in Photoshop and check the EXIF data with File info. If the file dates all match, it's probably an original JPEG. |
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06/06/2014 03:08:00 AM · #4 |
Finding that out is not really easy, I think. Transfer software adds entries to the Exif data, and a program that shows all Exif data might give you a clue.
Or you open the jpg in a text editor - you will see a lot of weird characters, but also maybe a string that was added by the software, such as in my case, digiKam:
...^@^@digiKam-3.5.0^@Canon^@Canon EOS 5D Mark III^@H^@^@^@^A^@^@^@H^@^@^@^A^@^@^@digiKam-3.5.0^@2014:06:01 13:21:29^@...
After pure file transfer it does not contain the digiKam strings.
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