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Which solves what exactly? A digital signature would basically be an EXIF that doesn't survive editing. If every photo shot in the past decade would have a cer
by rickdeckard 4y ago
Which solves what exactly?
A digital signature would basically be an EXIF that doesn't survive editing.
If every photo shot in the past decade would have a certificate added by the camera, still none of the photos you see today would be signed, as they were either modified after the shot or are anyway older than a decade...
- lofaszvanitt 4y agoYou, the creator, have the original (like a raw cr2) image, so you have proof of evidence that is was created by you, by that camera. Plus sensors have quirks that already uniquely identifies cameras...