In the digital age, there’s a lot more to a photograph than the image itself. When most digital cameras capture an image, they record certain parameters and write them in the image’s file for later use.
These parameters are called metadata and are stored as Exchangeable Image File data, or EXIF for short.
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After an initial unsuccessful crowdfunding campaign the team behind the 'I'm Back' digital back for old film SLRs returned to Kickstarter in March 2018 with a refined product. In the second attempt the funding goal was reached and now the the digital back has entered production in Hong Kong. dpreview.com »
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