august23 Sensitive + Shopoholic = chick?  3,126 posts Likes: 14 Joined Mar 2005 Location: Bergen County, New Jersey More info | Apr 13, 2007 11:03 | #1 I was wondering if it would be a problem for people to post the camera, lens, and av/tv info when posting pictures. I think that would help people not only get a better idea of av/tv useage in situations, but for people looking for a new lens, they can get a better idea of what to expect from the lens or camera. Is that a good idea or not?
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sblais I am silly  3,532 posts Likes: 3 Joined Oct 2006 Location: Ottawa, ON (Canada, eh!) More info | Apr 13, 2007 11:12 | #2 Yeah, but you can also look at the EXIF info. Most of the time, it's still intact. Sebastien
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ajbalazic Cream of the Crop  5,228 posts Joined Jan 2005 Location: Kitchener, ON, Canada More info | Apr 13, 2007 12:08 | #3 |
Mark0159 I say stupid things all the time  More info | Apr 14, 2007 05:52 | #4 if you use firefox, try FxIF (do a good search) I use it, just right click on a picture and select properties and bingo. if the data is there it will pick it up. Mark
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deadpass Goldmember  3,353 posts Joined Jun 2006 Location: phoenix, az More info | Apr 14, 2007 15:02 | #5 I use Opanda with firefox it's great; back to the OPs question Would it be a problem to post the Exif info? honestly yes it would be. I leave all the info intact in my photos so it would just be a PITA for me to post it again when most people that care about such things have an exif viewer anyway. a camera
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runninmann what the heck do I know?  More info | Apr 14, 2007 15:07 | #6 deadpass wrote in post #3040878  I use Opanda with firefox it's great; back to the OPs question Would it be a problem to post the Exif info? honestly yes it would be. I leave all the info intact in my photos so it would just be a PITA for me to post it again when most people that care about such things have an exif viewer anyway. I have Opanda, but, on occasion, I get a "No EXIF data available" message. I don't know if this is a result of "save for web" or something else, but, on those occasions, knowledge of the EXIF would be beneficial.
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tommykjensen Cream of the Crop More info | Apr 14, 2007 15:12 | #7 ajbalazic wrote in post #3035050 Sebastien's right- get an exif viewer and you'll be happy. Not necesarely. Many strip of exif information. Especially when using attachments to display them. EDITING OF MY PHOTOS IS NOT ALLOWED
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kevin_c Cream of the Crop 5,745 posts Likes: 4 Joined Mar 2005 Location: Devon, England More info | Apr 14, 2007 15:34 | #8 I always use 'save for web' in CS2, this does strip EXIF info, but I usually include basic details in the text of the post, like camera, lens and exposure details. -- K e v i n --
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Pete I was "Prime Mover" many years back....  38,631 posts Likes: 25 Joined Jul 2006 Location: Berkshire, UK More info | Apr 14, 2007 15:44 | #9 august23 wrote in post #3034747 I was wondering if it would be a problem for people to post the camera, lens, and av/tv info when posting pictures. I think that would help people not only get a better idea of av/tv useage in situations, but for people looking for a new lens, they can get a better idea of what to expect from the lens or camera. Is that a good idea or not?  A EXIF viewer will often bring back results. If not, then a simple question will often bring the answer.
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