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john smith started following the idea "mark as uploaded" in Connected Flow.
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john smith started following the idea "Tags in FlickrExport to go back onto images in Aperture." in Connected Flow.
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john smith replied on October 07, 2009 01:15 to the idea "Better privacy settings?" in Connected Flow:
As a followup, I used the command line tool exiftool to look, and it seems that Aperture might be doing the right thing already. I used the following options for my Canon camera:
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john smith replied on October 03, 2009 18:39 to the idea "Better privacy settings?" in Connected Flow:
One other quick question. Via prefs, export, email export presettings, edit, there's an advanced tab. Do you use that feature/those settings? So if I de-select include metadata, will FlickrExport not include the meta-data? -
A comment on the idea "Better privacy settings?" in Connected Flow:
Thanks Fraser!
I do know that I can do that, but like seeing the EXIF data there. I learn a lot about how other folks take shots by seeing it, and I don't want to hide it all.
Also, how much you like that solution depends how much you trust Flickr/Yahoo. – john smith, on October 02, 2009 02:34 -
john smith shared an idea in Connected Flow on September 26, 2009 19:29:
Better privacy settings?I love FlickrExport, and would like to be able to be confident that I'm not posting my camera or lens serial number with some of the shots I take. Right now, as I understand it, I can either post no metadata (export settings in Aperture) or all. I understand from reading the forum that FlickrExport passes through the metadata that Aperture includes.
Would it be possible to add privacy settings to remove the camera & lens serials, and 'round' the time and GPS data to the nearest 15 minutes/10-20 miles?
