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>Someone must be trying to hide something from me. Umm, No, many popular photo-sharing sites at least give you the option to strip metadata from photos when po
by fnordfnordfnord 13y ago
>Someone must be trying to hide something from me.
Umm, No, many popular photo-sharing sites at least give you the option to strip metadata from photos when posting. IIRC, fb does this as well, by default.
> and check whether there still are parts of the file with metadata in the disk's free blocks.
Good luck.
>A Nikon F5 at f/5.6 and 1/100s? No way!
It doesn't have to be believable metadata to be practically useless.
>Also, the aberration looks more like that of an Canon lens, but I'm not 100% sure of the model.
> I wonder whether it is possible to train a model on the 'JPG to camera model' problem.
Sure, but not for beer money. You could probably even have some success identifying individual cameras by characterizing their CCD/image sensor, and comparing to known photos.