What is IPTC vs EXIF?
EXIF (Exchangeable Image File) is a format embedded into images produces by all digital cameras. IPTC (International Press Telecommunications Council) is a format originally adopted by old media news agencies to streamline information but it has been later implemented by the new media to pretty much do the same thing.
What is the difference between IPTC and XMP?
NOTE: IPTC defines the length of the fields (32 characters) while XMP allows more text in these fields. So please keep in mind that when you are exporting from XMP into IPTC the text could be truncated.
What is IPTC Core?
IPTC Core and IPTC Extension define metadata properties with comprehensive sets of fields that allow users to add precise and reliable data about people, locations, and products shown in an image.
Is photo Exif Editor safe?
Photos Exif Editor allows you to entirely delete all EXIF data from the picture, thus offering complete protection from any security threat.
What are IPTC keywords?
IPTC keywords are words or phrases that help search engines understand the content of an image.
What’s the difference between Exif and IPTC data?
Whereas Exif data concerns the technical details of an image, such as the equipment used to capture an image and the settings used at the time of capture, the IPTC standard focuses on the content of the images, together with their status with regards to ownership, rights and licensing.
What does Exif mean on a digital camera?
EXIF data contains all information about the setting used to take an image. When you capture a digital image the camera automatically records all information it knows about this image and saves it as EXIF data. This is done regardless of which shooting mode you are in, whether it is Auto, Manual or anything in between.
When to use IPTC data in an image?
IPTC information, meanwhile, will only be used if it’s either specified by the photographer beforehand or added after the image has been captured. So the default position is that photographers will have Exif data in their images but only very basic IPTC metadata, if any at all.
What kind of information is included in Exif data?
EXIF data is the information embedded in an image by your digital camera. This information includes when you took the photo if your camera is GPS enabled, also where you took the photo. You also get information about the camera and lens you used and the focal length. Your camera also embeds settings like aperture, shutter speed, and ISO.