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How to remove Exif Data from RAW files?

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How to remove Exif Data from RAW files? - 11-24-2010, 02:58 PM


Is there a way to remove exif data from RAW files without converting them to JPG (so the files remain RAW files)?

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11-24-2010, 03:17 PM


I believe you can simply delete the data in most workflow applications. I know that I can edit most EXIF data in Lightroom. However, I have never tried to delete all of the data.

Also, this will prey on my curious mind all day... Why do you want to delete all of the metadata from a RAW file?

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