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Can you stop eating the metadata when posting photos to Flickr?

Hi there - I'm loving the Flickr integration when posting photos; it might just end up becoming the only method I use to upload photos from my iPhone - so easy!
Only thing that's stopping me is the fact that BrightKite eats the metadata on the way to Flickr :( It keeps the location/geolocation metadata, but more cool stuff, like date/time taken, and the camera model (iPhone) disappears! could you possibly fix this sometime soon? :)

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Lesley, Official Rep, replied on February 09, 2009 17:44

Hi Beau, we'll take a look at this and see what we can do.

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tamaracks replied on July 01, 2009 23:33

I agree, disappointing that Brightkite does not seem to pass EXIF data to flickr.

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Lesley, Official Rep, replied on July 02, 2009 16:19

Hi tamaracks, it's mostly a privacy issue because you can be in private mode on Brightkite and it would still pass the exact location on to Flickr in the EXIF data. We have a list of improvements to make to our Flickr sharing and this is at the top of it.

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tamaracks commented on July 02, 2009 16:25

I'm less concerned about the location information, since there is an option to tag that through Brightkite. However, there is a lot of other interesting information in the EXIF data, like the model of camera that took the picture. I think it's a shame to lose that, since it produces some interesting statistics on flickr.

I guess the best solution, if possible, would be to edit the EXIF data and remove location if it's private? I don't know how feasible that is, though.