LO4: M4 Meta Data

For each one of my images I have to add meta data which tells people where the image was created and who created it and the date and time .

Whereas Exif data concerns the technical details of an image, such as the equipment used to capture an image and the settings used at the time of capture, the IPTC standard focuses on the content of the images, together with their status with regards to ownership, rights and licensing.












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