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	<blockquote>		When your archive contains lots of digital photos, you might want to consider embedding additional metadata in the files – to ensure that the photos cannot be separated from their identifying data.
	~~Wanneer je archief veel digitale foto’s bevat~~, ~~kan je overwegen om extra~~ metadata in ~~de bestanden in te bedden~~. ~~Op die manier garandeer je dat de foto’s en de bijhorende identificerende gegevens niet van elkaar gescheiden kunnen worden.<br>~~		In this article, you’ll learn:
	In ~~deze tool leer je het volgende~~:		* What is embedded metadata?
	* ~~Wat zijn ingebedde~~ metadata?		* What are the advantages and disadvantages of embedded metadata?
	* ~~Wat zijn de voor- en nadelen van ingebedde~~ metadata?		* How do you add extra embedded metadata to photos?
	* ~~Hoe voeg je~~ extra ~~ingebedde~~ metadata ~~toe aan foto’s~~?
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	Metadata are structured data that contains information about the identification, management, type, usage and storage place for physical or digital sources. It is data about data. We distinguish two types of metadata:		Metadata are structured data that contains information about the identification, management, type, usage and storage place for physical or digital sources. It is data about data. We distinguish two types of metadata:

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	Online tools such as ~~[http://metapicz.com/#landing~~ Metapicz] and [http://www.exifdata.com/ Exifdata] show you the embedded metadata that are stored within a photo. Photo editing software such as [https://www.gimp.org/ GIMP] (free and open source) and [https://www.adobe.com/products/photoshop.html Adobe Photoshop] (paid, proprietary) allows you to look up (an often limited set of) metadata for a digital photo file and edit the metadata fields.		Online tools such as Metapicz and [http://www.exifdata.com/ Exifdata] show you the embedded metadata that are stored within a photo. Photo editing software such as [https://www.gimp.org/ GIMP] (free and open source) and [https://www.adobe.com/products/photoshop.html Adobe Photoshop] (paid, proprietary) allows you to look up (an often limited set of) metadata for a digital photo file and edit the metadata fields.

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	~~Metadata zijn belangrijke gegevens~~ die ~~informatie bevatten over onder meer~~ de ~~inhoud, het beheer~~ en de ~~locatie~~ van ~~fysieke en digitale documenten. Ook digitale foto’s~~ kunnen ~~metadata bevatten. We noemen dit ook wel ingebedde metadata~~.<br>		Wanneer je archief veel digitale foto’s bevat, kan je overwegen om extra metadata in de bestanden in te bedden. Op die manier garandeer je dat de foto’s en de bijhorende identificerende gegevens niet van elkaar gescheiden kunnen worden.<br>
	In deze tool leer je het volgende:		In deze tool leer je het volgende:
	* Wat zijn metadata?		* Wat zijn ingebedde metadata?
	* Wat ~~is het voordeel~~ van metadata?		* Wat zijn de voor- en nadelen van ingebedde metadata?
	* Hoe voeg ik metadata aan ~~mijn~~ foto’s ~~toe~~?		* Hoe voeg je extra ingebedde metadata toe aan foto’s?
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			Metadata zijn belangrijke gegevens die informatie bevatten over onder meer de inhoud, het beheer en de locatie van fysieke en digitale documenten. Ook digitale foto’s kunnen metadata bevatten. We noemen dit ook wel ingebedde metadata.<br>
			In deze tool leer je het volgende:
			* Wat zijn metadata?
			* Wat is het voordeel van metadata?
			* Hoe voeg ik metadata aan mijn foto’s toe?
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			Metadata are structured data that contains information about the identification, management, type, usage and storage place for physical or digital sources. It is data about data. We distinguish two types of metadata:

	* Descriptive metadata: details about the content which helps you to identify, contextualise and find your images;		* Descriptive metadata: details about the content which helps you to identify, contextualise and find your images;

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	<languages />Metadata is structured data that contains information about the identification, management, type, usage and storage place for physical or digital sources. It is data about data. We distinguish two types of metadata:		<languages />Metadata are structured data that contains information about the identification, management, type, usage and storage place for physical or digital sources. It is data about data. We distinguish two types of metadata:

	* Descriptive metadata: details about the content which helps you to identify, contextualise and find your photos;		* Descriptive metadata: details about the content which helps you to identify, contextualise and find your photos;
	* Administrative metadata: information about managing the source such as rights management, the relationship between individual sources that together form a whole, preservation and conservation, and your photos' technical properties (resolution, bit depth, etc.).		* Administrative metadata: information about managing the source such as rights management, the relationship between individual sources that together form a whole, preservation and conservation, and your photos' technical properties (resolution, bit depth, etc.).

	The metadata for digital sources can be stored both inside and outside the described file. If the metadata is stored outside the described file, ~~it is~~ usually found in a separate spreadsheet or database.		The metadata for digital sources can be stored both inside and outside the described file. If the metadata are stored outside the described file, they are usually found in a separate spreadsheet or database.

	If metadata is stored within the file itself, ~~it comes~~ in the form of '''embedded metadata'''. The metadata can no longer be separated from the content ~~it describes~~ because ~~it is~~ linked to the relevant digital file, so the digital file becomes self-descriptive.		If metadata are stored within the file itself, they come in the form of '''embedded metadata'''. The metadata can no longer be separated from the content they describe because they are linked to the relevant digital file, thus the digital file becomes self-descriptive.

	Embedded metadata is widely used for digital photo files. This primarily involves '''technical (administrative) metadata''' such as a time stamp and information about the camera, settings and GPS coordinates. ~~This~~ metadata can ~~be supplemented~~ with details that describe the photo's '''content and context''', e.g. the title and year of the photographed artwork, title of the piece, name of the photographer, applicable licence, etc.		Embedded metadata are widely used for digital photo files. This primarily involves '''technical (administrative) metadata''' such as a time stamp and information about the camera, settings and GPS coordinates. These metadata are generated automatically when a picture is being taken. You can supplement these metadata yourself with additional details that describe the photo's '''content and context''', e.g. the title and year of the photographed artwork, title of the piece, name of the photographer, applicable licence, etc.

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	==Why embed metadata?==		==Why embed metadata?==
	Adding embedded metadata to digital photos is important for managing and providing access to the photos in question. Embedded metadata ensures that the digital file and associated identifying and descriptive information cannot be easily separated from each other.		Adding embedded metadata to digital photos is important for managing and providing access to the photos in question. Embedded metadata ensures that the digital file and associated identifying and descriptive information cannot be easily separated from each other.
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	For printed photos and audiovisual media, the descriptive information about a piece of work is often physically attached to the carrier, e.g. writing on the back of the photo that states who or what is on the photo, labels or packaging for a vinyl record or video cassette with details about the contents. This physical connection means the descriptive information is always kept together with the actual object.		For printed photos and audiovisual media, the descriptive information about a piece of work is often physically attached to the carrier, e.g. writing on the back of the photo that states who or what is on the photo, labels or packaging for a vinyl record or video cassette with details about the contents. This physical connection means the descriptive information is always kept together with the actual object.

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<languages />Metadata is structured data that contains information about the identification, management, type, usage and storage place for physical or digital sources. It is data about data. We distinguish two types of metadata:

* Descriptive metadata: details about the content which helps you to identify, contextualise and find your photos;
* Administrative metadata: information about managing the source such as rights management, the relationship between individual sources that together form a whole, preservation and conservation, and your photos' technical properties (resolution, bit depth, etc.).

The metadata for digital sources can be stored both inside and outside the described file. If the metadata is stored outside the described file, it is usually found in a separate spreadsheet or database.

If metadata is stored within the file itself, it comes in the form of '''embedded metadata'''. The metadata can no longer be separated from the content it describes because it is linked to the relevant digital file, so the digital file becomes self-descriptive.

Embedded metadata is widely used for digital photo files. This primarily involves '''technical (administrative) metadata''' such as a time stamp and information about the camera, settings and GPS coordinates. This metadata can be supplemented with details that describe the photo's '''content and context''', e.g. the title and year of the photographed artwork, title of the piece, name of the photographer, applicable licence, etc.

==Why embed metadata?==
Adding embedded metadata to digital photos is important for managing and providing access to the photos in question. Embedded metadata ensures that the digital file and associated identifying and descriptive information cannot be easily separated from each other.

For printed photos and audiovisual media, the descriptive information about a piece of work is often physically attached to the carrier, e.g. writing on the back of the photo that states who or what is on the photo, labels or packaging for a vinyl record or video cassette with details about the contents. This physical connection means the descriptive information is always kept together with the actual object.

The embedding of metadata follows the same principle and can be likened to information being written on the 'back' of the digital photo, so it cannot be separated from the photo and the link between file and descriptive information is always retained. Embedded metadata also improves the searchability of your photo collection, especially once you've added details about the content.

'''''Advantages:'''''
* Embedded metadata improves the findability of digital files, e.g. so you can use search engines to look for specific metadata.
* When you distribute digital files for (re-)use, the embedded metadata is often sent together with the digital files. This allows the (re-)user to identify who or what is depicted on the photo, who took the photo, and under what conditions the photo can be (re-)used.
* The embedded technical metadata is always updated when the digital file description changes, so it always remains current.
* Metadata added by the digital file users can be automatically written to your own database.

'''''Disadvantages:'''''
* When derivatives of an original file are created, the embedded metadata may not be copied across, in which case it needs to be added manually afterwards.
* When migrating digital files to a different format, it's possible that certain metadata is overwritten or replaced.
* Metadata that is managed in a centralised database can be easily added or edited in bulk, but embedded metadata needs to be edited per file or you need to use external software.
* If it is no longer possible to open files with embedded metadata, the metadata may also stop being accessible.

==Practical approach==
===When do you add metadata?===
In order to prevent important information becoming lost, it is best to add metadata to a digital photo file as soon as possible. Archiving digital photos presents a good opportunity to check what metadata is already embedded with the photo and what information you still need to describe the photo further (see also the [[Maak een archieftoegang en beschrijf je archief/en|Create an access pass and describe your archive]] article). Photos that originate from a digital source mostly already contain embedded (technical) metadata, which can be added to with details about the content. Technical metadata for digital photos is usually created automatically and only needs to be verified, but you need to add metadata about the content yourself.

Photos that come from an analogue source and have been digitised also need to be given the correct metadata (see also the article on [[Kwaliteitsvol digitaliseren van tekst- en beeldmateriaal/en|High-quality text and image content digitisation]]). In contrast to photos with a digital origin, you need to create and add technical metadata for digitised analogue photos yourself.

A potential problem here is that technical metadata for analogue photos has often not been updated, so it cannot be added to the digitised file. Check to see what data you can still find and add it. Some metadata, such as the resolution information, is created when an analogue photo is digitised.

Not all information necessarily needs to be embedded as metadata for the photos. A clear folder structure for your digital archive often provides lots of contextual information. (See also the [[Maak een ordeningsplan/mappenstructuur/en|Draw up an organisational plan/folder structure]] and [[Naamgeving van mappen en bestanden/en|Naming files and folders]]) articles for this. For example, you don't need to embed content metadata for each individual photo in 'New_Year_Party_2019' to indicate that it's from that specific party.

It is best to add content metadata as soon as possible while the information is still fresh in the memory. The longer you wait, the more information might be lost.

===How can you add and edit metadata?===
Most software programs that are used for opening or editing photos allow you to see the file's embedded metadata.

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Online tools such as [http://metapicz.com/#landing Metapicz] and [http://www.exifdata.com/ Exifdata] show you the embedded metadata that is stored for a photo. Photo editing software such as [https://www.gimp.org/ GIMP] (free and open source) and [https://www.adobe.com/products/photoshop.html Adobe Photoshop] (paid, proprietary) allows you to look up (an often limited set of) metadata for a digital photo file and edit the metadata fields.

===Which standards do you use?===
Digital file management can involve all kinds of software, all of which requires the embedded metadata to function optimally. It is therefore important that all these different software programs can read the embedded metadata without any problems. Using '''international standards''' makes this possible. These standards ensure the software knows where and in what form it can find the embedded data in a digital file. Some common standards include: IPCT Photo Metadata Standard, Exif and XMP.

'''IPTC Photo Metadata Standard''' is a standard for describing photos that is used worldwide by news agencies, photographers, libraries and museums, among others. IPTC structures and defines metadata properties so that users can add precise and reliable details about the people, places and objects depicted. This includes dates, names, information about rights, and identifiers relating to the creation of the photo. The standard can be used for common formats such as JPEG, TIFF and PNG. See also the article on [[Aanbevolen bestandsformaten om je digitaal archief leesbaar te houden/en|Recommended file formats]] for keeping your digital archive readable.

'''Exif''' ''(Exchangeable Image File Format)'' is a standard for embedded metadata that is often used for photos (mainly JPEG and TIFF files), but which also works with audio (WAV) files. The Exif standard cannot be used for GIF, JPEG2000 and PNG files, however. It includes details about when the photo was taken, camera settings, GPS information, copyright information, descriptions and a preview thumbnail.

'''XMP''' information (Extensible Markup Platform) is mostly also included together with the IPTC and Exif data. This standard allows existing metadata formats that do not fit into it to be retained alongside the XMP format. XMP can be used for AIFF, GIF, JPEG, JPEG2000, MP3, MP4, PDF, PNG, PSD, TIFF and WAV files.

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	<languages />Metadata are structured data that contains information about the identification, management, type, usage and storage place for physical or digital sources. It is data about data. We distinguish two types of metadata:		<languages />Metadata are structured data that contains information about the identification, management, type, usage and storage place for physical or digital sources. It is data about data. We distinguish two types of metadata:

	* Descriptive metadata: details about the content which helps you to identify, contextualise and find your ~~photos~~;		* Descriptive metadata: details about the content which helps you to identify, contextualise and find your images;
	* Administrative metadata: information about managing the source such as rights management, the relationship between individual sources that together form a whole, preservation and conservation, and your ~~photos~~' technical properties (resolution, bit depth, etc.).		* Administrative metadata: information about managing the source such as rights management, the relationship between individual sources that together form a whole, preservation and conservation, and your images' technical properties (resolution, bit depth, etc.).

	The metadata for digital sources can be stored both inside and outside the described file. If the metadata are stored outside the described file, they are usually found in a separate spreadsheet or database.		The metadata for digital sources can be stored both inside and outside the described file. If the metadata are stored outside the described file, they are usually found in a separate spreadsheet or database.
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	If metadata are stored within the file itself, they come in the form of '''embedded metadata'''. The metadata can no longer be separated from the content they describe because they are linked to the relevant digital file, thus the digital file becomes self-descriptive.		If metadata are stored within the file itself, they come in the form of '''embedded metadata'''. The metadata can no longer be separated from the content they describe because they are linked to the relevant digital file, thus the digital file becomes self-descriptive.

	Embedded metadata are widely used for digital photo files. This primarily involves '''technical (administrative) metadata''' such as a time stamp and information about the camera, settings and GPS coordinates. These metadata are generated automatically when a picture is being taken. You can supplement these metadata yourself with additional details that describe the ~~photo~~'s '''content and context''', e.g. the title and year of the photographed artwork, title of the piece, name of the photographer, applicable licence, etc.		Embedded metadata are widely used for digital photo files. This primarily involves '''technical (administrative) metadata''' such as a time stamp and information about the camera, settings and GPS coordinates. These metadata are generated automatically when a picture is being taken. You can supplement these metadata yourself with additional details that describe the image's '''content and context''', e.g. the title and year of the photographed artwork, title of the piece, name of the photographer, applicable licence, etc.

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	==Why embed metadata?==		==Why embed metadata?==
	Adding embedded metadata to digital ~~photos~~ is important for managing and providing access to the photos in question. ~~Embedded~~ metadata ~~ensures~~ that the digital file and associated identifying and descriptive information cannot be easily separated from each other.		Adding additional embedded metadata to digital images is important for managing and providing access to the photos in question. By embedding content-related metadata into the image, you'll ensure that the digital file and associated identifying and descriptive information cannot be easily separated from each other.
	~~</div>~~

	For printed photos and audiovisual media, the descriptive information about a piece of work is often physically attached to the carrier, e.g. writing on the back of the photo that states who or what is on the photo, labels or packaging for a vinyl record or video cassette with details about the contents. This physical connection means the descriptive information is always kept together with the actual object.		For printed photos and audiovisual media, the descriptive information about a piece of work is often physically attached to the carrier, e.g. writing on the back of the photo that states who or what is on the photo, labels or packaging for a vinyl record or video cassette with details about the contents. This physical connection means the descriptive information is always kept together with the actual object.

	The embedding of metadata follows the same principle and can be likened to information being written on the 'back' of the digital ~~photo~~, so it cannot be separated from the ~~photo~~ and the link between file and descriptive information is always retained. ~~Embedded~~ metadata also improves the searchability of your photo collection, especially once you've added details about the content.		The embedding of metadata follows the same principle and can be likened to information being written on the 'back' of the digital image, so it cannot be separated from the image and the link between file and descriptive information is always retained. Embedding additional metadata also improves the searchability of your photo collection, especially once you've added details about the content.

	'''''Advantages:'''''		'''''Advantages:'''''
	* Embedded metadata ~~improves~~ the findability of digital files, e.g. so you can use search engines to look for specific metadata.		* Embedded metadata improve the findability of digital files, e.g. so you can use search engines to look for specific metadata.
	* When you distribute digital files for (re-)use, the embedded metadata is often sent together with the digital files. This allows the (re-)user to identify who or what is depicted on the photo, who took the photo, and under what conditions the photo can be (re-)used.		* When you distribute digital files for (re-)use, the embedded metadata are often sent together with the digital files. This allows the (re-)user to identify who or what is depicted on the photo, who took the photo, and under what conditions the photo can be (re-)used.
	* The embedded technical metadata is always updated when the digital file description changes, so it always remains current.		* The embedded technical metadata are always updated when the digital file description changes, so it always remains current.
	* Metadata added by the digital file users can be automatically written to your own database.		* Metadata added by the digital file users can be automatically written to your own database.

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	* When derivatives of an original file are created, the embedded metadata may not be copied across, in which case it needs to be added manually afterwards.		* When derivatives of an original file are created, the embedded metadata may not be copied across, in which case it needs to be added manually afterwards.
	* When migrating digital files to a different format, it's possible that certain metadata is overwritten or replaced.		* When migrating digital files to a different format, it's possible that certain metadata is overwritten or replaced.
	* Metadata that is managed in a centralised database can be easily added or edited in bulk, but embedded metadata needs to be edited per file or you need to use external software.		* Metadata that are managed in a centralised database can be easily added or edited in bulk, but embedded metadata needs to be edited per file or you need to use external software.
	* If it is no longer possible to open files with embedded metadata, the metadata may also stop being accessible.		* If it is no longer possible to open files with embedded metadata, the metadata may also stop being accessible.

	==Practical approach==		==Practical approach==
	===When do you add metadata?===		===When do you add metadata?===
	In order to prevent important information becoming lost, it is best to add metadata to a digital photo file as soon as possible. Archiving digital ~~photos~~ presents a good opportunity to check what metadata is already embedded with the ~~photo~~ and what information you still need to describe the ~~photo~~ further (see also the [[Maak een archieftoegang en beschrijf je archief/en\|Create an access pass and describe your archive]] article). ~~Photos~~ that originate from a digital source mostly already contain embedded (technical) metadata, which can be ~~added to~~ with details about the content. Technical metadata for digital photos is usually created automatically and only ~~needs~~ to be verified, but you need to add metadata about the content yourself.		In order to prevent important information becoming lost, it is best to add metadata to a digital photo file as soon as possible. Archiving digital images presents a good opportunity to check what metadata are already embedded with the image and what information you still need to describe the image further (see also the [[Maak een archieftoegang en beschrijf je archief/en\|Create an access pass and describe your archive]] article). Images that originate from a digital source mostly already contain embedded (technical) metadata, which can be expanded with details about the content. Technical metadata for digital photos are usually created automatically and only need to be verified, but you need to add metadata about the content yourself.

	~~Photos~~ that come from an analogue source and have been digitised also need to be given the correct metadata (see also the article on [[Kwaliteitsvol digitaliseren van tekst- en beeldmateriaal/en\|High-quality text and image content digitisation]]). In contrast to ~~photos~~ with a digital origin, you need to create and add technical metadata for digitised analogue photos yourself.		Images that come from an analogue source and have been digitised also need to be given the correct metadata (see also the article on [[Kwaliteitsvol digitaliseren van tekst- en beeldmateriaal/en\|High-quality text and image content digitisation]]). In contrast to images with a purely digital origin, you'll need to create and add technical metadata for digitised analogue photos yourself.

	A potential problem here is that technical metadata for analogue photos ~~has~~ often not been updated, so it cannot be added to the digitised file. Check to see what data you can still find and add it. Some metadata, such as the resolution information, is created when an analogue photo is digitised.		A potential problem here is that technical metadata for analogue photos have often not been updated, so they cannot be added to the digitised file. Check to see what data you can still find and add them. Some metadata, such as the resolution information, are created when an analogue photo is digitised.

	Not all information necessarily needs to be embedded as metadata ~~for~~ the ~~photos~~. A clear folder structure for your digital archive often provides lots of contextual information. (See also the [[Maak een ordeningsplan/mappenstructuur/en\|Draw up an organisational plan/folder structure]] and [[Naamgeving van mappen en bestanden/en\|Naming files and folders]]) articles for this. For example, you don't need to embed content metadata for each individual photo in 'New_Year_Party_2019' to indicate that it's from that specific party.		Not all information necessarily needs to be embedded as metadata within the images. A clear folder structure for your digital archive often provides lots of contextual information. (See also the [[Maak een ordeningsplan/mappenstructuur/en\|Draw up an organisational plan/folder structure]] and [[Naamgeving van mappen en bestanden/en\|Naming files and folders]]) articles for this. For example, you don't need to embed content metadata for each individual photo in 'New_Year_Party_2019' to indicate that it's from that specific party.

	It is best to add content metadata as soon as possible while the information is still fresh in the memory. The longer you wait, the more information might be lost.		It is best to add content metadata as soon as possible while the information is still fresh in the memory. The longer you wait, the more information might be lost.
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	Online tools such as [http://metapicz.com/#landing Metapicz] and [http://www.exifdata.com/ Exifdata] show you the embedded metadata that is stored ~~for~~ a photo. Photo editing software such as [https://www.gimp.org/ GIMP] (free and open source) and [https://www.adobe.com/products/photoshop.html Adobe Photoshop] (paid, proprietary) allows you to look up (an often limited set of) metadata for a digital photo file and edit the metadata fields.		Online tools such as [http://metapicz.com/#landing Metapicz] and [http://www.exifdata.com/ Exifdata] show you the embedded metadata that are stored within a photo. Photo editing software such as [https://www.gimp.org/ GIMP] (free and open source) and [https://www.adobe.com/products/photoshop.html Adobe Photoshop] (paid, proprietary) allows you to look up (an often limited set of) metadata for a digital photo file and edit the metadata fields.

	===Which standards do you use?===		===Which standards do you use?===

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Florian Daemen op 8 sep 2023 om 16:44

FuzzyBot: Bijgewerkt vanwege een nieuwe basisversie van de bronpagina

Bart Magnus: Nieuwe pagina aangemaakt met ''''Exif''' ''(Exchangeable Image File Format)'' is a standard for embedded metadata that is often used for photos (mainly JPEG and TIFF files), but which also works...'

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When your archive contains lots of digital photos, you might want to consider embedding additional metadata in the files – to ensure that the photos...'