To recognize such photos upon upload, Facebook looks for camera-specific metadata found in photos taken using 360-ready cameras. When you upload a 360 photo or panorama, Facebook automatically processes the photo and presents it in an interactive viewer.

On June 9, 2016, Facebook announced support for 360 photos and panoramas. Edited Jto include information about cylindrical panoramas. On the picture below we filled in some of the fields.Originally published June 8, 2016.

If you submit such a photo to a magazine, for instance, they will not lose your contacts, as the file contains all necessary data. You can enter your personal data and state the copyright, add keywords and comments.

Only the last one is available for editing (you can see a pen near the fields). It shows File properties, Camera data (if you shoot with a digital camera) and IPTC Core. When you click a photo in the Adobe Bridge window, the box in the left lower corner displays the metadata for the file. Thanks to the metadata editor incorporated into Adobe Bridge you have a tool to personalize your files. If you have a large photo collection you may find it difficult to search your files. The following tips will help you to manipulate metadata of your files when working in Adobe Bridge. Adobe Photoshop & Photoshop Elements Tips Adobe Bridge TipsĪdobe Bridge is an efficient standalone file manager coming bundled with Adobe Photoshop (since CS2) and replacing the File Browser of the previous versions.

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