Metadata in Images / Photoshop file information
Jan-Peter Homann
homann at colormanagement.de
Mon Jul 21 15:30:38 EDT 2003
Mike
My Photoshop Help says, that for Windows, Photoshop-Metadata uses the
possibilities of the fileformats JPEG, TIFF and PDF and for MacOS, XMP
is used for every fileformat available in the Photoshop save-menue
My actual knowledge is, that JPEG and TIFF are using the IPTC
specifications for metadata, which are more simple and less powerful
then XMP
I´m not 100% shure, but with IPTC it should be possible to integrate a
URL to a creative commons license-text direct into the TIFF and JPEG
Images via the photoshop menue "file information"
As photoshop is scriptable, automatic embedding of licens information
should be possible for a large amount of pictures without any special
plugins.
For people, which have not Photoshop, it should be possible with GIMP
:-) Jan-Peter
Mike Linksvayer wrote:
> Probably the metadata is XMP <http://www.oasis-open.org/cover/xmp.html>,
> which is from Adobe, but is an open format.
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