Different kinds of metadata?

D

DaveC

I have used PhotoShop to add titles and other information to some of my
images.

I can also use Windows Explorer (XP), right click on an image and choose
Properties / Summary tab. Box pops up with title BLANK, rest of the
information, like comments, are also blank. Little surprising. I figured
that PS and Explorer would be dealing with the same "title" metadata at
least. I can enter another "title" using Explorer. So now there are two
titles associated with one image

How many independent kinds of JPEG metadata are there? I know about EXIF.

DaveCu
 
J

John Inzer

DaveC said:
I have used PhotoShop to add titles and other information
to some of my images.

I can also use Windows Explorer (XP), right click on an
image and choose Properties / Summary tab. Box pops up
with title BLANK, rest of the information, like comments,
are also blank. Little surprising. I figured that PS
and Explorer would be dealing with the same "title"
metadata at least. I can enter another "title" using
Explorer. So now there are two titles associated with
one image

How many independent kinds of JPEG metadata are there? I
know about EXIF.

DaveCu
=======================
Well...I'm no expert on metadata but I know there's...
EXIF, IPTC, and many programs that have cataloging
features use a proprietary database separate from the
actual images. MS Digital Image 2006 Library has
Pictures.pd3...I don't know about PhotoShop.

Try opening one of your image files in IrfanView and
go to...Image / Information. Depending on the particular
JPEG file you may find an EXIF button and/or an IPTC
button.

Download IrfanView 3.97
http://www.tucows.com/preview/194967.html
(get the plug-ins too)

If you describe what it is that you are trying to
accomplish...someone may be able help.

--

John Inzer
MS Picture It! MVP
How to ask a newsgroup question:
http://support.microsoft.com/kb/555375
 

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