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Ken McMahon #1
resaving jpegs with new file info
When I add file info (caption, title author etc) to jpeg images from a digital camera is there any way to save the info without resaving the jpeg file, which would result in recompression and loss of image quality?
Ken McMahon Guest
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dave milbut #2 Re: resaving jpegs with new file info
not w/photoshop... anyone got a good 3rd party exif editor?
dave milbut Guest
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LenHewitt #3 Re: resaving jpegs with new file info
Ken,
As you have not edited the image data in any way, re-saving at the same compression level will not degrade the image data at all. There's really no need to worry about it....
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Eric Purkalitis #4 Re: resaving jpegs with new file info
I'm dubious about Photoshop's compression not changing the image. I use photools' iMatch <http://www.photools.com/download.php?PHPSESSID=39bf2ca31a968f8b7e3b9db366c a4734> all the time. Excellent cataloging tool, exif editing, and the 30 day demo will give you time to work.
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