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Taking a look at metadata in a photo.
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Now, any type of file that comes up on a computer is going to have was some sort of metadata and what
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metadata is, it's just bits of information for that particular file.
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Photos are no exception to this.
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And if you're doing an ocean investigation and you come across some photos, you do want to do a few
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different things.
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You want to do a reverse search and you definitely want to take a look at the metadata because there
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might be stuff on that particular photo that could come in handy for an investigation.
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Now, a quick way to look at the metadata on the photo is if you right click it and you do properties.
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And if we look in here, we can do details and we can scroll down here, we can see the dimensions of
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the photo.
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We could see the pixels, dpi bit depth and whatnot.
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Sometimes we're able to see the camera maker and stop exposure time ISO speed, which can come in handy
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depending on how deep your investigation is going to be.
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But another really useful thing that you may potentially find is the GPS coordinates.
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So this is pretty common for mobile phones if someone takes a photo with a mobile phone.
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A lot of times by default, the GPS is going to be enabled on that device.
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So if you get lucky, say you're investigating a target, they take a photo they posted up somewhere.
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You could potentially grab the GPS location from where that photo was taken and look it up.
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You can simply pull up a website like, say, Jeep's dash coordinates dot org and punch in the longitude
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and latitude, and find out where that photo was taken.
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So again, don't discount things like photos.
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Definitely take a look at the metadata information in there.
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And again, it may uncover quite a bit of information that could be useful to you.
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This was about metadata in photos.
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Thank you for watching.
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I'll see you in the next video.
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