Exif Data?

In windows... right click, properties, details. simple as that, dont need additional software for the most part.
 
If you have DPP installed just view the pic in that and right click>info.
 
Cheers for the firefox add-on! never thought to even look! Awesome
 
mtracerz said:
any mac compatible software?
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Finder :)

  • Click on the image.
  • Hold [CMD] + press


Under "More Info:" you can see the basic photo information.

Alternatively

Preview

  • Double click the image to view in PREVIEW
  • Press [CMD] + press (to display the inspector)
    [*]Click the second tab which is "Info"
    [*]You can now select the GENERAL, EXIF, IPTC or TIFF tabs


This shows full exif data

EXIFDEMO2.PNG


Oh and if you have Photoshop you could try my Script Writer script :) see sig
 
aw awesome, never knew it was that easy! Good ol' MacBook :)
Your script Writer looks really good aswell, will download that when my camera arrives :thumbs:
 
hm can the exif data be pulled from any photo? Just tried it on one and it didnt display any info.
Also, double clicking an image should open it up in preview? That also didnt work..
 
mtracerz said:
hm can the exif data be pulled from any photo? Just tried it on one and it didnt display any info.
Also, double clicking an image should open it up in preview? That also didnt work..
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If you double click on a file it opens using the default run option. For images this tends to be PREVIEW. To open with a different application right click on the file and you will get a menu, the second option is OPEN WITH select this, move over the arrow and select PREVIEW.

You can change the default for a specific file or file type using INFO. For information on how to do that look in my signature again for the MAC TOP TIPS and look there as I explain it in detail (its tip 24 of 367). Note that not all image files have EXIF data in them.
 
Darren, go to bed,its late.......:thumbs:
 
For Windoze you don't need any special software. Just right click on the file, click on "Properties", click on the "Summary" tab and click "Advanced>>".
Works in XP, Vista and 7, don't know about older versions.
 
jomike said:
For Windoze you don't need any special software. Just right click on the file, click on "Properties", click on the "Summary" tab and click "Advanced>>".
Works in XP, Vista and 7, don't know about older versions.
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I was just about to say that the programs above give no more info (bar some camera info) than I can already see by using the XP properties anyway, unless there's something I am missing?

Arthur
 
Ambermile said:
I was just about to say that the programs above give no more info (bar some camera info) than I can already see by using the XP properties anyway, unless there's something I am missing?

Arthur
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But does XP properties allow you to see the EXIF of a picture in a browser?
 
Suvv said:
But does XP properties allow you to see the EXIF of a picture in a browser?
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No, but I have never been that nosey to be honest. If I need that info why not ask the photographer... and if they don't want me to know they can tell me!

Arthur
 
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