Software for profiling photographs?

[Lazgoat]

Is there any software that can scan through the Exif data on all my photos and display the results in tabular or graph format?

The idea is to get an idea of the focal lengths, aperture, exposure, ISO etc I (or anyone) mostly shoot at? It would be very useful to use when considering an upgrade.

Anything out there?

 

[Chaz Photos]

Bridge will give you a read out of any folder you are in and you can tick on say am aperture and only the one size will show.
It gives you a count next to each item also the lens the mm well most things...

 

[Lazgoat]

Any idea if Lightroom 3 does this too? I should be getting it in a week or so.

 

[Wail]

Not sure about Lightroom 3, but Lightroom 2 allows you to search your Library by various camera settings and features. Some of these are, Lens (though not the exact focal length), Shutter Speed, ISO, Flash setting (was fired, or not), Camera model, Camera serial number, and a few others too.

I'd suggest you can download a trial version and give it a go. It may have all you want

 

[Willid1]

TRY THIS

David