Showing Exposure Info with Photos

[Pete Askew]

Beer?! I thought you were supposed to be on death's door!! All my sympathy is gone now!

 

[Hamish Gill]

It's work related... That's my excuse anyway... Self employment is rubbish when your ill!

 

[Pete Askew]

Sounds suspicious to me but I'll believe you! Know what you mean though, I've been running a company now for about 14 years and have only taken about 10 days off ill in all that time (and 6 were this year when I had to have an operation!).

 

[Hamish Gill]

Business ownership certainly has it's ups and downs ... Unfortunatly I'm suffering with the downs at the mo... Still, I wouldn't go bak to employment, I have to big issues with doing what other people tell me

 

[Graeme Harvey]

Business ownership certainly has it's ups and downs ... Unfortunatly I'm suffering with the downs at the mo... Still, I wouldn't go bak to employment, I have to big issues with doing what other people tell me

Thread drift Hamish....

;D

 

[Tim Pindar]

If a photo posted here has EXIF data embedded, how do you see it?

 

[Hamish Gill]

Download the photo on to your computer right click on it and look at it's properties

 

[Glen Roberts]

If a photo posted here has EXIF data embedded, how do you see it?

Download the photo on to your computer right click on it and look at it's properties

Or you could download an Exif Viewer programme (such as Opanda Exif Viewer that I use) and right click on the picture and if the exif is available it tells you the details.

 

[Pete Askew]

If you use Firefox as your browser there is an add-on that lets you view the data on the page without downloading it - see https://addons.mozilla.org/en-US/firefox/addon/3905/

On a Mac you can also click an image and then use Cmd+i to view the information about a fie. The Exif data is in the advance 'tab'.

 

[Tim Pindar]

Thanks Pete, I do use Firefox and that Add-on is duly installed.