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I seriously apologize if I’m missing something obvious. There has been some hoopla here & there on the www re: CS4’s improved handling of metadata when Saving for Web/Devices, particularly preserving EXIF data.
In the dialog, I see an option for Metadata, w/ a dropdown box & an "All" option. Files I save this way have NO EXIF, at least not readable by any mainstream application, i.e. any of the web sites, php/js photo gallery scripts, firefox plugins etc. which have the capability to display EXIF in jpgs.
Please tell me I made a mistake somewhere, and that the heavyweight champion of image processing s/w is not still neutering web-bound images in the broadband era of 2009, in the name of "smaller files"…
In the dialog, I see an option for Metadata, w/ a dropdown box & an "All" option. Files I save this way have NO EXIF, at least not readable by any mainstream application, i.e. any of the web sites, php/js photo gallery scripts, firefox plugins etc. which have the capability to display EXIF in jpgs.
Please tell me I made a mistake somewhere, and that the heavyweight champion of image processing s/w is not still neutering web-bound images in the broadband era of 2009, in the name of "smaller files"…
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