exif

[TW25]

Could someone tell me how to read the "exif" of an image please, I am as interested in how, as much as where and when,

 

[Gandhi]

download opanda iexif from their website and use that by right clicking on a jpeg and selecting 'view exif' or open the image in photoshop and goto fileinfo in the menu!

hth?

 

[Just Dave]

I personally didnt like opanda if you use FF theres a few exif viewers, Exif viewer 1.5 the one I use

 

[Jimmy_Lemon]

If you are using firefox you can just download this - https://addons.mozilla.org/en-US/firefox/addon/5673 - and then when you right click on a photo and go to properties it shows you the exif info

 

[peppyuk]

download opanda iexif from their website and use that by right clicking on a jpeg and selecting 'view exif'

What extra information would that show over the details tab in the properties window?

 

[TW25]

Thanks All,

 

[Gandhi]

never really compared the two as I don't tend to look at other peoples exif's, only my own, and then only if people ask and I can't remember.

It's a bit like asking the chef for the recipe rather than appreciating the taste of the food imho.

 

[TW25]

never really compared the two as I don't tend to look at other peoples exif's, only my own, and then only if people ask and I can't remember.

It's a bit like asking the chef for the recipe rather than appreciating the taste of the food imho.

Thanks for the info Gandhi, it works a treet , If I was interested in cooking and someone gave me a tasty meal, I would like to know the recipe,

 

[susie]

When I looked at pics it helped a lot if they had just the shutter speed, aperture and iso shown. I know that its not going to help me get the same quality of shot but it did help me to understand what worked with each picture.