Nautilus Image Converter: strip EXIF metadata

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Published on 2011-06-11T16:10:22Z Indexed on 2011/06/26 0:30 UTC
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I just found out that images can have more than 20KB of EXIF data. Not really an issue with 2MB files, but if you have small thumbnails this really adds up. I use mogrify often to resize, and I can use mogrify -strip to remove the EXIF data. However, if I use Nautilus Image Converter there is no way to strip this data. Is there something in the configuration I can set so it always automatically adds the -strip flag to the command?

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