Missing aperture information

Missing aperture information
This is only when i use my Leica M9 shooting in raw.
Strange as all information is ok/displayed for my Nikon raw pics.
I have checked 'Aperture' in EXIF checkbox.
Anybody have same problem or suggestion as to how to fix?

In the Web Album settings you will need to change the settings to upload "Optimized Image" in order to get metadata included in the images you upload to .mac.
You current settings only upload small JPEG versions of your images.
Please, note that the upload time will increase significantly when you change to "Optimized Images" since they are much larger.
Karsten

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Hi Everyone, have just purchased the Canon CP800 Photo Printer for my Mac,   seems as if I can't print any photo from my Aperture 3 library (All the pictures I own are in A3)   The problem, and its been around for a while .. according to the various communities on the net, is missing EXIF information in the exported JPEG's
Is there a solution to this ? or is this a problem for Canon as this printer joes does not see Jpeg's with missing EXIF.
Thanks everyone.
Woodynet.

Hi Frank, yes a couple of surprises here, the First being the Canon Photo Printer CP800 requires some sort of EXIF data on the Pictures in order for it to display on the printerss LCD and therefore enable you to print, I have found many discussions around this topic, it relies on certain EXIF data, likely because you can perform basic enhancements before printing so I guess the printer needs to know something about the image,   by removing the SD Card out of the camera and straight into the printer I can print a picture,   the same picture transfered from Aperture 3 (Latest patches) to the SD card (Same folder structure) the picture does not appear, this Picture has had NO adjustments applied to it via Aperture,
The Problem clearly is with Aperture, it does not export EXIF data (well some anyway), seems a few people have this problem with A3 so just wondering when Apple might be planning to fix the problem since all my photo's are now in A3,   very frustrating and the experience was very un apple like.   any suggestions would be handy, as I plan to return the printer in the next couple of days.   will call canon support soon.
Cheers

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run-test-client:
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import java.net.*;
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/////////StockPriceFetcher.java
package sys;
import javax.xml.rpc.*;
import com.sun.xml.rpc.client.*;
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} catch (Exception ex) {
ex.printStackTrace();
return result;
} // getLonNowItem
//////////////////////TestPriceTetcher.java
package sys;
import java.math.BigDecimal;
import java.util.*;
public class TestPriceFetcher {
public static void main(String[] args) {
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System.out.println(result+"bb");
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ex.printStackTrace();
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i think it does matter with the wurfl package.because i doesnt use the method of the package in the SetImpl.java it will be ok. How to call the package?please give me a hand.

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Java.rmi.ServerException: JAXRPCSERVLET28: Missing port information

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We are getting errors when we run the webservice client..
With this we have also provided the webservice code.
Please any one help us to resolve this issue...
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We are using
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ex.printStackTrace();
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Regards,
Rodrigo.

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