Hi fellows photographers!
I'm here to tell you about my program.
ExifCleaner is a batch Windows utility that lets you to selectively
remove Exif tags from JPEG photos.
You may want to delete Exif:
* Before publishing photos on the Internet - if do not want to expose
your personal information (coordinates from a build-in GPS receiver,
data/time taken, etc).
* When you have edited the photo, keep in mind that almost all image
editors do not update an Exif thumbnail which is inside a JPEG file
(even Adobe Photoshop does not do that!). So, it is good idea to remove
the Exif thumbnail only in that case.
* When you do photomontage and combine several pictures into one.
* If you want to save some space of result files, and thus to save
server bandwidth.
* If you sell your works on photostocks, but your equipment is not
recommended by editors - it's a good thought to delete/hide
camera-related tags only.
On the contrary, it's a bad idea to remove Exif in the following cases:
* To violate someone's copyright and authors' rights.
* If you want to share some technical details of a snap with your
colleagues, or with curious site visitors, it is a good idea to leave
Exif metadata intact.
You can see some showcases at:
In English @
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=m7r9K06w6w8
In German (the host tells about Exif in modern world, and highlights
both the IrfanView and ExifCleaner programs) @
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yxDDyNjDLs0
Home Page:
http://www.superutils.com/products/exifcleaner/
Download:
http://www.superutils.com/dloads/exifcleaner-setup.exe
Your questions, suggestions, and comments on this are highly welcome.
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Kind regards, Valerian Kadyshev
Senior Developer
SuperUtils Software Company
E-mail:
http://www.superutils.com/contact/
Website:
http://www.superutils.com