I guess I stand corrected. The copies I have must have been stripped. I just ran my own exifprobe and it didnt come back with that information. Just to satisfy my curiosity, what is the timestamps on the files you have?
For one..the quality isnt bad at all. Completely readable by anyone with half a brain. There are maybe 3 or 4 pages in the whole thing, most toward the very beginning where a half a page is messed up by exposure, and you have to adjust the contrast to read it fine.
As for the serial number or exif data..sorry, there isn't any. Only real data is photo resolution and exposure info and that it is a canon eos digital rebel.
This wasn't released to ruin it for people. You can hate him if you want, but he has done a lot of us favors who don't want to spend a great deal of money on books. This isn't just a harry potter thing either, a lot of books are released in digital form early, and almost all books are eventually. He should be applauded for his courage and creativity for managing to photograph an entire book in 45 minutes with the quality that he did. Sure, we can all be mad at him/her for pissing off the richest woman in England by releasing the book early, but to be honest I could really not give a damn.
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Ah...different timestamps on mine. Almost 6 hours later. Sorry about the confusion, and thanks for the correction.
I guess I stand corrected. The copies I have must have been stripped. I just ran my own exifprobe and it didnt come back with that information. Just to satisfy my curiosity, what is the timestamps on the files you have?
For one..the quality isnt bad at all. Completely readable by anyone with half a brain. There are maybe 3 or 4 pages in the whole thing, most toward the very beginning where a half a page is messed up by exposure, and you have to adjust the contrast to read it fine. As for the serial number or exif data..sorry, there isn't any. Only real data is photo resolution and exposure info and that it is a canon eos digital rebel. This wasn't released to ruin it for people. You can hate him if you want, but he has done a lot of us favors who don't want to spend a great deal of money on books. This isn't just a harry potter thing either, a lot of books are released in digital form early, and almost all books are eventually. He should be applauded for his courage and creativity for managing to photograph an entire book in 45 minutes with the quality that he did. Sure, we can all be mad at him/her for pissing off the richest woman in England by releasing the book early, but to be honest I could really not give a damn.