Photo Challenge # 16 Shadows

[Steve Randles]

Closed for entries

 

But open for discussion, comments and other photographs taken outside of the challenge rules or period.

 

Well done to all, a poll vote will be started soon.

[wirral sea fishing]

How do you get the exif data such as this

 

[Camera]

Exposure Time = 1/4"

F Number = F2.9

Exposure Program = Normal program

ISO Speed Ratings = 70

Exif Version = Version 2.2

Date Time Original = 2006-07-08 17:15:15

Date Time Digitized = 2006-07-08 17:15:15

Brightness Value = 1.24 BV

Exposure Bias Value = ±0EV

Max Aperture Value = F3.3

Metering Mode = Pattern

Light Source = unknown

Flash = Off

Focal Length = 7.55mm

Maker Note = 256 Byte

Flashpix Version = Version 1.0

Color Space = sRGB

Exif Image Width = 480

Exif Image Height = 640

File Source = DSC

Scene Type = A directly photographed image

[Steve Randles]

Wirral sf

 

First go to here http://www.opanda.com/en/iexif/download.htm and download then install Opandas iexif viewer.

 

Second, you need to choose the correct options when saving your file, saving for web or email will strip an image file of as much info as possible to reduce filesize, exif info is the first thing to go so its lost.. Usually with many image editing softwares using the "save as" command instead of save or save for web will keep exif info intact along with your image. Or there might be another option somewhere in your software that will facilitate that saving of exif info along with your resized or edited image.

 

What software are you using to resize with?

 

Steve...

[wirral sea fishing]

Thanks Steve,

 

I use adobe photo shop 7 to resize images and as you say i normally do select the option "save for web" i will have a play around over the next day or so.

 

Chris

[Steve Randles]

Having used Photoshop 7 before, you do need to use the save as command, and your exif will be preserved along with your image..

 

Steve...