"Thanks Michelle"
EFIX data?
Hi all! I'm new here and this is the first message. I am browsing a lot and I'm glad to
see a wide variety of images from around the world. This seems a nice site to put
pictures up. However, should one wish to get those images EFIX information
displayed. They may well conclude a bit of how the camera is provided.
Comments and constructive criticism is also welcome. I try to comment myself.
Favorite topics are the nature and scenery, but of course more to the picture.
I also like a description of spontaneous events and between them correctly hopes for
the future.
Then there is that image processing and it is for me a very interesting area with lots of learning.
There may also be inconvenient mistakes happen, as I did here in one of these nights
ago when I downloaded a series of themed pictures in September and then the next
night I got a note
that they had received the wrong color profile. The disappointment was great and I got
to do the job again.
Nice follow-up to the description of the people.
Toivo
Replies to This Discussion
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Permalink Reply by nathan mccreery on -
I am an old school photographer who is young at an older age. So, since I have worked with film for so many years and am transitioning to digital I am not conversant in all the "lingo" of digital. Can you please explain to me what EFIX data is, and why would it be important for someone to know that. Is it just the type of camera, lens focal length and exposure info? If that's the case then in my opinion it is of little practical use other than just being a curiosity.
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Permalink Reply by lee griffiths on -
I have to agree with Nathan, if you mean the data of exposure etc then this info is no good unless you know all the other data like light, indoor or out, weather etc. I am still learning about photography but one thing i have learnt is that camera setting that work one day might not work the next.
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Permalink Reply by CameraClicker on -
I think you mean EXIF data. The meta data the camera stores with the image in the file.
If you are asking for a critique or are looking for a problem fix, then we can look at the EXIF data to see what camera you used and how you had it set up. This may or may not be useful depending upon what you are asking.
I leave the EXIF data because some of my cameras put copyright information there for every shot. Some people use Save to Web in their editing software, which removes the EXIF data. I think it is simply a personal choice.
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