Photography Asked on December 27, 2020
I have taken a lot of photos, over the past couple of days, using the default ‘Camera’ App that came with my Huawei Mobile phone. I have since uploaded these Photos to my Computer, via Google Photos.
I have noticed that a small minority of these Photographs have had random letters inserted into their ‘Title’ and ‘Subject’ attributes. These are viewable when I right click on the Photographs and head to Properties > Details:
The only pattern I have noticed is that these random letters only appear image files, where the photo was taken with the front facing camera. Even then, the `fbt’ appearance is still intermittent.
I have also looked for patterns in the below but could find nothing:
It appears to be random. Has anyone else experienced this and/or have any idea what is causing this to occur?
Phone Details:
Unfortunately, Huawei never did respond to my query relating to this question. As such, I am non the wiser as to why fbt
is sometimes automatically populated to some of the photos taken in selfie-mode. Online searches bring up suggestions that this fbt
refers to some optical related piece of hardware as well as the Metadata entry being a glitch in Huawei's software.
What I can tell you, however, is that I have since figured that such Metadata entries only appear in photos that have been taken with the 'Portrait' mode switched on.
I am unsure why, other than a possible software glitch, but at least the reason is now known; should anyone need to know. :-)
Correct answer by Craig on December 27, 2020
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