#Fotostation 8 review install#
#Fotostation 8 review series#

ThatвЂ™s it your image is now going to be processed. The next screen asks you if you want to obfuscate file dates by generating a new random date or setting a date that you specify. Just enable the checkboxes of those metadata tags you want removed or check the вЂњAll supportedвЂќ checkbox to remove all the supported tags and completely clean the image. In the next screen you will be asked which metadata you want to remove from the image. After picking the images you want to clean you can move to the next screen, where you can choose whether you want to add a prefix/suffix on the imagesвЂ™ filenames, overwrite them or save them on a different directory. The main screen has 4 buttons on the left hand side (Add Images, Add from Folder, Remove and Clear) and a place to list all the images you added. The main window is not very big, and its graphics seem a bit outdated. Supported operating systems are Windows 95, 98, Me, NT4, 2000, XP, Vista, 7 and 8.

#Fotostation 8 review install#

If you canвЂ™t or donвЂ™t want to install the program in your PC, there is a portable version available in the productвЂ™s website that you can grab and use.

#Fotostation 8 review series#

Run the installer and follow the few series of steps to complete installation. The installation package that you download has a fairly small size (~4MB) and will finish fast. Exif Tag Remover will give you the power to erase about 15 different tag formats (like Exif, Exif GPS, IPTC, XMP) from more than 35 image file formats, making sure that all sensitive information is erased before you proceed to publish the photo.

This sort of information is called вЂњmetadata tagsвЂќ and contains various details, such as camera model, date/time image photo was taken, location and several others that sometimes itвЂ™s off remoced. When you take a photo, a lot of information is automatically stored in it that is not directly accessible to viewers. ' Delete Exif & other metadata tags from images'