[TYPO3-english] Keep metadata (like EXIF) while scaling images

[amadeo Marketing & Design - Paul Garais]

Hi Xavier,

thanks for your further answer. It is like you described:
I have a bunch of images locally stored in JPG-format with full resolution and metadata. I upload 
these original files via FTP into a subfolder of fileadmin. There are 2 ways these files are used 
within TYPO3:

1) I use them as header images. This is achieved with Typoscript (IMAGE) since I use the media-field 
in the page-properties to select the files.

2) They are used with the standard "Text with images" content-element (no extra extension like 
lightbox installed).


Greets,
Paul Garais 	

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Am 03.06.2013 19:06, schrieb Xavier Perseguers:
> Hi Amadeo,
>
>> if I set the option to 0 there are still no EXIF- or IPTC-data in the
>> scaled JPGs. So information like the photographers name, title, etc. and
>> also data from the camera like the camera name, f-stop, ISO-number, etc.
>> are lost.
> So actually the problem is that the flag does not seem to work, not that
> you fundamentally need something else.
>
> OK, so what do you mean by "scaled JPG". Where do these scaled JPG come
> from? If I understand you correctly you upload your JPG full scale, they
> are properly stored full scale with metadata somewhere in fileadmin
> (meaning if you access your full scale JPG via
> http://www.yourdomain.tld/fileadmin/path/to/some.jpg you get it full
> scale and *with* metadata) and somehow you don't show the full scale JPG
> to your users but only a scaled down version, right?
>
> The question is *how* is the scaled down version created? Is it standard
> TYPO3, are you using some photo gallery, ...?
>
> Clearly and precisely describing your problem will help me or other
> community members to point out what is actually the problem.
>
> Kind regards
>