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MediaPro3, Photomechanic, and exif data
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I just read Michael's article on MediaPro3 and Photomechanic 4, both programs that I've been testing out. One issue I have with them is that neither will read the exif data in my PS files. I have .jpgs from my camera with exif data that is read by the two programs. I open the .jpgs in Photoshop and save as .psd. Through Photoshop, I can read the exif data of these new files, but when opened in either MediaPro or Photomechanic, the exif fields are all blank. Any help would be appreciated.
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