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  <body>Does software exist or is there a technique available to erase the camera metadata that is automatically embedded in photo files?  -- eg. lens, aperture, shutter speed, iso, etc.  I am aware that one can do this in photoshop by placing the photo on top of a blank canvas then merging down or flattening, but I'm looking for some kind of batch process.</body>
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