Echangeable Image File (EXIF): The file format used by most digital cameras. For example, when a typical camera is set to record a JPEG, it's actually recording an EXIF file that uses JPEG compression to compress the photo data within the file.

 

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Echangeable Image File (EXIF): The file format used by most digital cameras. For example, when a typical camera is set to record a JPEG, it's actually recording an EXIF file that uses JPEG compression to compress the phot . . . View Full Definition

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Olfactory Imagery: Imagery dealing with scent. See imagery.

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Profiler: A type of Doppler radar that typically measures both wind speed and direction from the surface to 55,000 feet in the atmosphere.

Profile Buyer-Seller: Trader trying to get involved in a stock who presents self as a buyer-seller to draw a call from a customer. That is the trader has nothing real, or natural.

Profile: Detailed information about a traveler’s personal preferences kept on file by a travel supplier.

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