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Is it finally generating decent PDF's?
author David Barts <davidb@stashtea.com>
date Mon, 04 May 2020 18:12:59 -0700
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55 <p>I wrote this program because I wanted there to be a quick, easy way to 55 <p>I wrote this program because I wanted there to be a quick, easy way to
56 scrub images before they even left a photographer’s computer and made 56 scrub images before they even left a photographer’s computer and made
57 their way onto the Internet, and for that program to leave vital metadata 57 their way onto the Internet, and for that program to leave vital metadata
58 alone, so that the resulting images continue to display properly.</p> 58 alone, so that the resulting images continue to display properly.</p>
59 <h2>JpegWasher Washes More than Just Exif Metadata</h2> 59 <h2>JpegWasher Washes More than Just Exif Metadata</h2>
60 <p>Jpeg is the most common type of metadata, but image files commonly 60 <p>Exif is the most common type of metadata, but image files commonly
61 contain compromising XMP or IPTC data, particularly if they have been 61 contain compromising XMP or IPTC data, particularly if they have been
62 edited with a tool like Photoshop. JpegWasher will seamlessly deal with 62 edited with a tool like Photoshop. JpegWasher will seamlessly deal with
63 these kinds of metadata, too. It tries to do as thorough a job as possible 63 these kinds of metadata, too. It tries to do as thorough a job as possible
64 of scrubbing possibly compromising metadata from your images.</p> 64 of scrubbing possibly compromising metadata from your images.</p>
65 <h2>Using JpegWasher</h2> 65 <h2>Using JpegWasher</h2>