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You have no idea what you're talking about. - 99.9% people shoot JPEG (which has EXIF enabled by default in pretty much every camera). - Most DSLR owners don'
by rorrr 15y ago
You have no idea what you're talking about.
- 99.9% people shoot JPEG (which has EXIF enabled by default in pretty much every camera).
- Most DSLR owners don't shoot RAW and don't know what EXIF is.
- Most RAW formats contain EXIF information (at least for major brands).
- Most graphic editors do not destroy EXIF data.
- Even if a thief sells the camera, buying stolen stuff is illegal, so you can get your camera back (it's buyer's problem)
- brown9-2 15y agoI interpreted this (1) Various encode/decode steps along to publishing the photo online don't corrupt EXIF data As referring to online photo-sharing sites which will strip out EXIF data for privacy reasons, like Flickr/Facebook/Imgur.
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