Exif Data

Canonshooter · 4th of January 2004 (Sun)

Hi all. Is there a way to print out exif data on the back of printed pictures with the canon software?

Thanks,
David

gsmx2 · 5th of January 2004 (Mon)

David,

There may be a better way to do this, but there is a workaround that can give you SOME of the information. The directions are for PaintShop Pro, but other software programs should be able to do this.

Open your photo
Use IMAGE/IMAGE INFORMATION to get to the EXIF information
Use <ALT> + <PrtScn> to take the information box to the Windows clipboard
<Ctrl> + <V> to paste the box as a new image

Save the file, then you can print it on the back of your picture.

It's not a perfect method and I hope someone with real computer savvy can give us a better way.

gsm x2

4th of January 2004 (Sun)	#1
Canonshooter Member Join Date: Oct 2003 Location: Vero Beach, Florida Posts: 43	Exif Data Hi all. Is there a way to print out exif data on the back of printed pictures with the canon software? Thanks, David __________________ Thanks all and "HAPPY SHOOTING", Art

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5th of January 2004 (Mon)	#2
gsmx2 Member Join Date: Nov 2003 Posts: 399	David, There may be a better way to do this, but there is a workaround that can give you SOME of the information. The directions are for PaintShop Pro, but other software programs should be able to do this. Open your photo Use IMAGE/IMAGE INFORMATION to get to the EXIF information Use <ALT> + <PrtScn> to take the information box to the Windows clipboard <Ctrl> + <V> to paste the box as a new image Save the file, then you can print it on the back of your picture. It's not a perfect method and I hope someone with real computer savvy can give us a better way. gsm x2