Source
RAW files, camera originals and preserved sidecars show what you retained.
For photographers
Build the evidence trail for an image before it leaves your archive.
Keep the original, the editing context and the exact version you share. That makes the facts easier to trace if questions arise later.
Before you send or publish
- Keep the RAW file, original camera file and related sidecar files.
- Keep editing context: catalog, edit history, versions and exports.
- For one final file, create a dated record after choosing the exact archive or export.
What this trail can and cannot show
RAW files, metadata, edit history, publication records and messages can corroborate one another. None of them alone decides who authored a work, who owns rights, or how a dispute will end.
Workflow
Catalogs, edits, variants and exports add context about how the image developed.
Publication
A URL, screenshot, date and correspondence document where and how an image was used.
Where StampR fits
Once you choose the exact archive or final file, StampR creates a local SHA-256 hash and binds it to a declaration and qualified timestamp. The certificate does not replace an agreement, permission or legal assessment.
Create a record for the exact version