Interesting! I actually do things a bit differently and actually remove the
exif data before I send out copies or put images online. Effectively leaving me
as the only person with the exif/original information (my "negative" in a
sense). My thinking is I will have more info to prove the image is mine.
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To: Birding-Aus Aus <>
Subject: What value a photo - nothing if you are not identified as the
owner.
From: Carl Clifford <>
Date: Mon, 23 Jul 2012 15:43:43 +1000
Dear B-A,
I have been following the "what value a photo" with interest. One thing that
has not been mentioned, is that if your name is not on or in an image, it is
difficult to identify the work as being yours.
It is important that you identify your digital images by naming yourself as
photographer and copyright holder in the EXIF data of your images. Sure EXIF
data can be stripped, but most people who "borrow" images usually overlook it
and it remains as a nice digital thumb-print on your images.
For those who have not set up their EXIF, and would like to know how, it is in
the manual.
Cheers,
Sent from my iPadh
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