Removing Metadata from a photo sent in Mac Mail.
Discussion
I do surveys and use pics that I have taken on my iPhone. I use my Mac, I drag the pics from the Photos App into the body of the email in Mac Mail. I can then mark them up if required etc.
I want to remove the metadata/EXIF from the photos so the recipient cannot see it if they look. Can anyone tell me how I can easily do this?
I want to remove the metadata/EXIF from the photos so the recipient cannot see it if they look. Can anyone tell me how I can easily do this?
Edited by megaphone on Thursday 13th August 12:20
Bikerjon said:
I use a good free program called ImageOptim for this. It has a finder plugin so I can just drag the file onto it which then compresses and removes all the metadata. Would probably add an extra step though.
Thanks, have downloaded. It won't let me drag and drop from the Photos App, does this work for you? tog said:
If you use File > Export in Photos there are options to include or not Title, Keywords, Description and Location. The technical photographic details are still included however. There are many apps that will remove all metadata, inc Preview on the Mac.
Can't see where to do this in Preview?babelfish said:
Thanks, really looking for an option for Mac, not sure if that will help once the pic has been transferred to my Mac via photo stream? megaphone said:
Can't see where to do this in Preview?
Nor can I! Apologies, I read somewhere it could, but it seems you can only view metadata in Preview. I use other apps for all captioning and metadata management (Photo Mechanic - but that's overkill for what you want) so was going on hearsay.tog said:
megaphone said:
Can't see where to do this in Preview?
Nor can I! Apologies, I read somewhere it could, but it seems you can only view metadata in Preview. I use other apps for all captioning and metadata management (Photo Mechanic - but that's overkill for what you want) so was going on hearsay.Gassing Station | Computers, Gadgets & Stuff | Top of Page | What's New | My Stuff


