...... And You Thought You Were Having A Bad Day??

Gizmonster | 20:13 Thu 17th Oct 2019 | ChatterBank

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.... look what I came across today:

http://www.upl.co/uploads/Moonbeam/DSC34541.jpg

At least he left me enough room to squeeze past :)

..... and before you ask, I did stop and see if I could help, but there was no way my car was going to pull him out of that ditch. He said he'd rung the RAC and they'd be there in approx 70 mins.

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douglas9401

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That's our local butcher doing his deliveries. Some customers insist that he makes the bacon lean.

20:34 Thu 17th Oct 2019

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Buenchico

^^^ PS: Some image-hosting websites (and social media ones) automatically strip out EXIF data from photos. A bit of Googling has just shown me that's exactly what Facebook does, which is why there was no EXIF data in the image you looked at.

Gizmonster

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Everything's working fine thanks - so the other photo must have been taken on a device that doesn't support it, so at least I know I'm doing it right.

I'm glad I posted this now, as I now feel very much enlightened .... ta muchly :)

Gizmonster

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Cross posted .... sneaky Facebook eh ??

Buenchico

I think that Facebook is simply trying to block the howls of protests from privacy campaigners if they left the data attached to the images.

BTW: You've now got a superb image-viewing program (Irfanview) on your computer, which is vastly better than the basic viewer that's built into Windows. If you poke around a bit in the menu options, you'll find that it's rather good at editing images too.

THECORBYLOON

Insurance companies often ask for photos of lost or stolen items. The metadata (information about the photo) will show if the photos were taken before or after the items had been lost or stolen.