PhysicalThing: exchangeable image file format

Lexeme:	exchangeable image file format Very Rare (0.01)
Definition:	noun. Exchangeable Image File Format (EXIF) is a standardized format that is used to store metadata in digital photographs. It is a specification that defines the format for recording metadata such as camera settings, date and time of capture, GPS coordinates, and other relevant information within the image file itself. EXIF allows photographers and software applications to access and interpret this metadata, providing valuable information about the image and its creation. GPT3.5 Word Forms: noun. exchangeable image file format (singular), exchangeable image file formats (plural) verb. exchangeable image file format (simple present), exchangeable image file formatted (simple past), exchangeable image file formatting (present continuous), exchangeable image file formats (third person singular)
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Abstraction:	(hypernym) event (hypernym) file format (hypernym) format (hypernym) image file format (hypernym) physical thing
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Basic Categories:	information
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Policy Examples:	Exchangeable Image File Format ('EXIF') data is a record of the settings and other relevant metadata inserted by a digital camera when you take a photo or video such as camera type, aperture, shutter speed, focal length, and location, among other information. #flicker
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