An unofficial source is reporting that Google is showing EXIF data in image search results anybody else noticed or is this a small scale testing rollout?
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Exif Data In Image Search
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chrishirst
, Sep 26 2011 12:43 PM
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Posted 26 September 2011 - 12:43 PM
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Michael Martinez
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Posted 26 September 2011 - 01:57 PM
I don't see it. Looks like a test.
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Posted 27 September 2011 - 01:56 PM
Yes, this seems to be the case - based on a quick test.
I just did an image search for one of my own photos. When I clicked on the photo in the results, the next page showed the EXIF data in a panel on the right-hand side (date taken, camera type, focal length, flash usage, etc).
I then added the camera type to the search term. This returned a different set of photos. The first few I looked at were all taken by that camera.
Not a very exhaustive test, but interesting.
I just did an image search for one of my own photos. When I clicked on the photo in the results, the next page showed the EXIF data in a panel on the right-hand side (date taken, camera type, focal length, flash usage, etc).
I then added the camera type to the search term. This returned a different set of photos. The first few I looked at were all taken by that camera.
Not a very exhaustive test, but interesting.
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