The Copyright text?

I read the SnapBridge has the ability to, "imprint the pictures with comments." I am guessing because you are transferring to the phone, SnapBridge is writing the information on the image just like if you were printing it. Also, if you were transferring to the phone from NEF files, I am pretty sure it changes the files to jpegs. If you are transferring the files to a computer using the cards/cords then you aren't using SnapBridge for that, so any copyright information that you put into the camera's settings just get imbedded into the EXIF metadata. I suppose that if you view the image on the back of the camera, you don't see your name. So, SnapBridge is doing this because of some setting as Rob suggested. I am just guessing base on the little bit I know about SnapBridge. I don't use it. Too slow and too flaky for me. Good luck. Welcome to Nikonites.

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@Phil Rosa-Leeke You've locked the copyright switch in your profile so we can't download your image. If you unlock it, then someone can download your image, sort through the EXIF data and show you exactly what YOUR camera is doing...

Originally Posted by FredKingston

You've locked the copyright switch in your profile so we can't download your image. If you unlock it, then someone can download your image, sort through the EXIF data and show you exactly what YOUR camera is doing...

Hi Fred,

I think I have unlocked the copyright switch, please let me know either way lol.

As for the copyright on my images. I have just installed two Nikon Progs on my wife's iMac and as it is only 3 years old it has no issue with upto date progs like my old dino does (what do I expect from a 13 year old iMac! Mind you it still gets most stuff done pooor old thing.).

I then hook up my camera to the USB and all worked fine. The copyright details are within the EXIF and that suits me fine. I was just at a loss when I saw it actually "printed" on the images that I SnapBridged to my phone and yet nothing on any images transferred either via USB or the SD card.

In other words, I think this issue is solved as far as I am concerned. As long as the EXIF shows it, I am happy.

Getting back to the "unlocking" part, as I said above, please let me know if I have done the right thing Fred.

@FredKingston

Here is another image from my camera to see if you can see said data:

Originally Posted by Phil Rosa-Leeke

@FredKingston

Here is another image from my camera to see if you can see said data:

No, it still doesn't work for me. Go to the Settings tab near the top of the page. Then go to My Account-->General Settings. Once there, scroll down to within Log In & Privacy. Then look for Disable download of your photos. Click No.

The following link might take you directly to that section. Give it a try.

https://nikonites.com/profile.php?do...#axzz6gRTDsABJ

Originally Posted by hark

No, it still doesn't work for me. Go to the Settings tab near the top of the page. Then go to My Account-->General Settings. Once there, scroll down to within Log In & Privacy. Then look for Disable download of your photos. Click No.

@hark: I think that is now sorted, thanks for the help.

Originally Posted by Phil Rosa-Leeke

@hark: I think that is now sorted, thanks for the help.

Yep! You're good to go. Now @FredKingston can take a look at whatever he wanted to check out for you.

That meal looks really good.

The way to sum this up is that different software is being used in the middle step of transferring the photos by the different methods. Because the workflow is different, that is the reason for the different result. If I send you a letter by mail, the stamp will be stamped with a postmark, but if I drop the letter directly into your mailbox, no postmark. But the letter got from my hand to your mailbox both ways.

So Snapbridge is the suspect for adding the watermark. I never use it so I don't know what is set to make it appear. I always transfer my photos to my PC by removing the SD card and plugging it into the built-in card reader of either my desktop or laptop PC, and import with Nikon software suite.

Originally Posted by Dawg Pics

That meal looks really good.

Oh, it was lol. In Portuguese it's called "Secretos de Porco Preto" which in English mean Iberian Pork Secrets. I am not too sure what the actual "cut" of meat it is, but it is ruddy nice, simply grilled with raw garlic sprinkled over it when it is served.