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  1. 19th November 2015, 11:17 AM #1
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    Magpie heaven.
    Cheers Frank.

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    Nice action shots Frank. What were the details for this - ISO, lens, aperture, shutter speed etc just to help us uneducated? (I might be the only one)
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    Yes, I agree very nice shots, those bird baths are a bird magnet and can provide hours of entertainment (not only for the birds).

    Dallas, if you download a little utility called EXIF View it allows you to right click on a photo and it gives you all those technical details.
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    Thanks Fred and Dallas.
    Dallas they vary but as an example the first pic is ISO 560, shutter speed 1/500th, aperture4.7, focal length 200mm, f stop f5.The lens is Nikon 55-300/
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    Quote Originally Posted by Big Shed View Post
    Yes, I agree very nice shots, those bird baths are a bird magnet and can provide hours of entertainment (not only for the birds).

    Dallas, if you download a little utility called EXIF View it allows you to right click on a photo and it gives you all those technical details.
    Thanks Fred. Do you need to save the photo first? I found a website that does it online but you had the save and then upload the photo.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Big Shed View Post
    Yes, I agree very nice shots, those bird baths are a bird magnet and can provide hours of entertainment (not only for the birds).

    Dallas, if you download a little utility called EXIF View it allows you to right click on a photo and it gives you all those technical details.


    I use exif viewer, don't know if that's the one Fred referred to but it works well. However if the photo's are uploaded to a third party hosting site such as photo bucket or Flickr these sites strip out exif data and you cannot see what settings were used.

    Exif data on a photo uploaded to Woodwork Forum.
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    No Exif data from image uploaded to Photobucket.
    No Exif.jpg




    EDIT: I've noticed some images uploaded to WWF pages sometimes do not have any Exif data, this could be a function of the camera used, or post processing software. Perhaps someone with more technical savvy could explain why this is so.
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  8. 20th November 2015, 04:00 PM #7
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    Hi John,
    You can get a small program that enables you to remove meta data from your images.
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    The birds look great Frank....Well done, Peter
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