Remembering camera settings
Remembering camera settings
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_dobbo_

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14,619 posts

268 months

Thursday 16th December 2004
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I'm still waiting to see if the gods smile on me and allow me to get a DSLR - in the meantime I'm torturing myself by endlessly looking at them on ebay etc...

Anyway, one thing I am wondering is that I often see people post an image with a note of the aperture and shutter speed. Am I correct in thinking that the camera stores a note of these with each picture - or do you have to try to remember this information?

Thanks!

ThatPhilBrettGuy

11,810 posts

260 months

Thursday 16th December 2004
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It's in the image. In XP right click and do properties then summary / advanced.

skiddo

50 posts

265 months

Thursday 16th December 2004
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everything. no lying to clients anymore about how long you were working on this one!

luca brazzi

3,982 posts

285 months

Thursday 16th December 2004
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Luckily the camera attaches all the details to each image. Its called the EXIF...stands for Exposure Information....very handy, when examining what might have gone wrong

LB

What DLSR are you looking at?

bilko2

1,693 posts

252 months

Thursday 16th December 2004
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skiddo said:
everything. no lying to clients anymore about how long you were working on this one!

Works both ways though whilst you leave the shutter open on bulb for 5 hours for star trails and tootle off indoors for a few bevies.

pug406

3,636 posts

273 months

Thursday 16th December 2004
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What he needs is a D70 and SB-800

bilko2

1,693 posts

252 months

Thursday 16th December 2004
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_dobbo_ said:
I'm still waiting to see if the gods smile on me and allow me to get a DSLR - in the meantime I'm torturing myself by endlessly looking at them on ebay etc...

I empathize with you Dobbo. They are not cheap. And then lenses, tripod and untold accesories.
It's even worse if you have a critical eye and happen to wander upon the fruits born of an L series lense

_dobbo_

Original Poster:

14,619 posts

268 months

Thursday 16th December 2004
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luca brazzi said:

What DLSR are you looking at?



I can only afford an EOS300D with the money I'm going to have... I would have bitten your hand off when you were selling yours if I had realised in time - ho hum!

I think at this point that even if I don't get the extra money I'm expecting (it's a work thing) i'll stick the camera on a credit card and worry about it later....

Who said debt trap?

_dobbo_

Original Poster:

14,619 posts

268 months

Thursday 16th December 2004
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bilko2 said:

_dobbo_ said:
I'm still waiting to see if the gods smile on me and allow me to get a DSLR - in the meantime I'm torturing myself by endlessly looking at them on ebay etc...


I empathize with you Dobbo. They are not cheap. And then lenses, tripod and untold accesories.
It's even worse if you have a critical eye and happen to wander upon the fruits born of an L series lense


If you really want to torture yourself have a look round the hasselblad website. Ouch



Yours for only £16,000. Without a lens.

Paul.B

3,949 posts

284 months

Thursday 16th December 2004
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ThatPhilBrettGuy said:
It's in the image. In XP right click and do properties then summary / advanced.



Cheers Phil, a very useful bit of info. I knew my D70 stored this but not attached to the picture when downloaded to the PC.

Paul.B

simpo two

90,519 posts

285 months

Thursday 16th December 2004
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Paul.B said:
Cheers Phil, a very useful bit of info. I knew my D70 stored this but not attached to the picture when downloaded to the PC.

The only bit you won't find is the flash info, which for some reason Nikon puts elsewhere