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06-01-2011, 09:01 AM   #1
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saving exif with new file name

Question; I work on a photo and want to resize and reename, would like to save metadata with new file. When I rename metadata does not seem to stay?

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It should work as long as the software is reliable - GIMP or Photoshop should preserve the data. More common editors such as those built in to windows will on the other hand strip the data

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Thank you. Pse8 going from tiff to jpg and renaming like flower1 instead of filename from camera.
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Are you using 'Save for web'? That strips EXIF. Otherwise it can be done. I used to use an earlier version of PSE and it was more than capable of saving the EXIF into new names.

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No, I was using save as- after resizing tiff. Save as .jpg and changing filename. I suppose I'll try changing name as tiff. Guess it sees it as new file. Thank you I'll haave to try tonite.
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jhead is a program available for Windows, Macs & Linux which can strip EXIF info from a file, alter existing EXIF information, OR (relevant to your needs) copy EXIF from one file into another. I use Linux, and it's free in the repositories. I suspect the Windows version is freeware.
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JPG, TIFF makes no difference. Suspect it's some sort of 'finger trouble' but as I don't have Elements I can't comment further. Suggest you look for a specialist Elements forum and ask there - Google might turn up the answer as well.

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QuoteOriginally posted by cats_five Quote
JPG, TIFF makes no difference. Suspect it's some sort of 'finger trouble' but as I don't have Elements I can't comment further. Suggest you look for a specialist Elements forum and ask there - Google might turn up the answer as well.
I just uploaded 12 images to my album and do not see exif. though before upload could click on it. Now I am confused as to embedding and posting to user gallery.
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