Re: DRAFT: eXIF 2017-03-05

Yep, your phrasing would be perfectly fine !!

A bit nitpicking here, but we could say "in the Intel little endian byte 
order" and "in the Motorola big endian byte order".

Soon some readers won't remember who Motorola was. :)

Seriously, mentioning which endian is helpful.

But I like that you explain more explicitly why it is "II" and "MM".




On 2017-03-06 20:29, Cosmin Truta wrote:
>
> Decoders should check the first four bytes of data to ensure that
> they have the following decimal values:
> <pre>
>     73, 73, 42, 0
>     (ASCII "II", followed by the TIFF version number in the Intel byte order)
> </pre>
> or
> <pre>
>     77, 77, 0, 42
>     (ASCII "MM", followed by the TIFF version number in the Motorola byte order)
> </pre>"
>

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