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I found this a few days ago and thought I would post it up in the hope it can help someone out.
Stolen Camera Finder
I uploaded a photo from my stolen D300. It didn't find any files, but I gave them an email address to email me if they do.
A pretty nifty thing, found it on Gizmodo.
Seems useful.
Col
Pretty resourceful and handy tool indeed unless of course, the perputrator is educated and is aware to strip all exif data before posting it on the net. However, I doubt thieves would know how to, let alone be aware of this site's existence. Regardless, pretty good find!
Last edited by lay-z; 03-05-2011 at 4:57pm.
-Alan
D700 | D80 | 16-35 | 24-70 | 70-200 | 30 | 50 | 85
Hmm! I'd hesitate (and even be lost) to use this or any such tool from who-know-where/who/for what purpose.
Yes, I went and checked out Matt Burns' site and it seems earnest enough, but how easy to copy such a site, or hack it? Somebody else gets your serial number anyhow.
Hm.
CC, Image editing OK.
Such a lot of store to put in the ignorance of thieves. From much daily evidence they don't appear to be a disappearing breed.Originally Posted by lay-z
Am.
How can I see the serial number of a photo?...lightroom shows me model, settings, even lens data but serial number
From the end of the World with a Nikon D90, Nikon 16/85 3.5-5.6 and Sigma 30 1.4
Come and visit!
Ok, found the camera SN putting a photo on this site http://regex.info/exif.cgi that shows a loooooot of exif data.
Unoftunately the search did not show any photo of my stolen camera on the web...but it took almost no time to search, don´t think its a very complete check.
regards
I have looked at the EXIF data on many photos and don't recall seeing the serial number on any. so I wouldn't bother.
Keith.
I tried but it with an image I took with a 7D. It did not find anything although I have uploaded many pictures on photobucket and flikr.
Has anyone got it to work?
1DIII, 5DII, 15mm fish, 24mm ts-e, 35L,135L,200L,400L,mpe-65mm
Film: eos 300, pentax 6x7
The serial number is contained in the raw data of every exif.
<aux:SerialNumber>805xxxxx</aux:SerialNumber>
Currently using;
Nikon D850
Lotsa other bits.
Look in the raw data of the exif...it's there. I don't mean RAW file, I mean the actual raw data. That's where it is.How can I see the serial number of a photo?...lightroom shows me model, settings, even lens data but serial number
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