Hiding info of a jpeg

[riz]

I am emailing someone some photos, but i dont want the person receiving the email to be able to right click and find out where the jpeg was taken and what site. I have the permission of the right holder to use the jpegs.

Is there a way i can email the photo and either lock it or get rid of that info? I guess i could add the pics to a protected pdf maybe?


(its about 15-20 photos)

 

[DrR]

take a screen shot of the photo, then email that?

 

[Heez]

Open photoshop, open a new file, open photo, drag photo into new file, save as whatever you want.

 

[riz]

take a screen shot of the photo, then email that?

not very professional

 

[riz]

Open photoshop, open a new file, open photo, drag photo into new file, save as whatever you want.

Can i do this as a batch?

 

[Heez]

Probably, been a while since I've done it.

 

[Dink]

i'm no computer wiz but something like this

 

[SharkyUK]

I just use something like jhead (command line utility) to batch strip all but the necessary information from a jpeg file sometimes.

 

[riz]

I just use something like jhead (command line utility) to batch strip all but the necessary information from a jpeg file sometimes.

​looks good but how do i install use iT?

 

[BatFastard]

Upload to Imgur or Facebook - these strip the details out the photo IIRC.

 

[riz]

Cheers ill have a look at imgur, not keen on Fboom uploading.

 

[SharkyUK]

​looks good but how do i install use iT?

It's a command line utility... are you using Windows?

The easiest way is to create a directory, copy your jpg's into it and then copy the jhead.exe file in there as well. Then go to the Command Prompt and change to that directory. It's simply a case of doing something along the lines of:

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jhead -purejpg *.jpg

More information here: http://www.sentex.net/~mwandel/jhead/usage.html

 

[riz]

Sorry I'm on osx

 

[Gumby]

Open and save as in Paint?

 

[u1bd2005]

If you're still looking for this, Right click the image where-ever its located and Goto properties, then select Details. should be a link underneath the details saying "Remove Properties and Personal Information" click it and remove the info you wish.

^ Windows 7 instructions should be similar for xp/vista etc... though.

Hold ctrl when selecting images to select more than 1 file and you can do it all at the same time too as you can remove multiple values this way as well.

 

[Chrisgti6]

If you're still looking for this, Right click the image where-ever its located and Goto properties, then select Details. should be a link underneath the details saying "Remove Properties and Personal Information" click it and remove the info you wish.

^ Windows 7 instructions should be similar for xp/vista etc... though.

Hold ctrl when selecting images to select more than 1 file and you can do it all at the same time too as you can remove multiple values this way as well.

He's on OSX mate.

 

[Thrill]

Open and re save in Photoshop.