Exif Analyzer - Know the way you use your camera

[Olegis]

Just found a nice piece of software - lets you view statistics about your photographs. The info is presented in nice histograms which show you the distributions of shutter speeds, apertures ranges, ISO values and dates in which the photos were taken. Point out the folder and the software will do the rest, it even reads the subfolders. Quite interesting, here is the link -

http://www.csie.nctu.edu.tw/~ycdai/software/software_e.html

[samdring]

Nice one - needs some study but initial results certainly show my favoured lengths and apertures. Thanks

[alan sh]

I tried it - changed folders to a 20D one and got some weird japanese box askingfor something - no idea what.

[timmyquest]

I tried it - changed folders to a 20D one and got some weird japanese box askingfor something - no idea what.

Same here (1D, windows 2000)

[kawter2]

I tried it - changed folders to a 20D one and got some weird japanese box askingfor something - no idea what.


Download this one the _e is for english


http://www.csie.nctu.edu.tw/~ycdai/software/exifAnalyzer_e.exe

[alan sh]

Thats the one I did download.

[DocFrankenstein]

I got the chinese msg too.

Just click ok and it's gonna calculate every photo in that dir

I am speechless. I shoot 65% of my pics in the NORMAL focal length. WHOA!

[jaypie77]

This thing is really cool.

[ppuga]

and for Mac users? there is some kind of software for this?

[S230]

Wow... this is a really cool program... need to look into it more.
Apparently it also analyze into sub directories too.

THANKS!

[Olegis]

As the website in the link states - the software works with JPEG files, EXIF 2.x compatible (no RAW support I guess, although I'm not sure). I'm also not sure about the Mac version. There is an email address at the bottom of the Exif analyzer Web page - try sending your questions, requests and suggestions to the author.

[L Pagan]

nice thank you