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Start here => What's your crime? Basic Discussion => Topic started by: Parts on July 19, 2011, 09:19:31 AM
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I recently discovered all the other info stored in jpegs, yes I tend to be slow at times :tard:, and find it all very interesting. Some newer cameras even post GPS info along with all the other stuff. A lot of the time it's all erased but when it's there I find it adds a whole new dimension to the photo.
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I didn't know that either (GPS stuff)
At the moment i am fascinated with animated and recursive GIF's :orly:
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I recently discovered all the other info stored in jpegs, yes I tend to be slow at times :tard:, and find it all very interesting. Some newer cameras even post GPS info along with all the other stuff. A lot of the time it's all erased but when it's there I find it adds a whole new dimension to the photo.
Non-techie question: How do you access said info?
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I recently discovered all the other info stored in jpegs, yes I tend to be slow at times :tard:, and find it all very interesting. Some newer cameras even post GPS info along with all the other stuff. A lot of the time it's all erased but when it's there I find it adds a whole new dimension to the photo.
Non-techie question: How do you access said info?
Right-click, properties, click details tab.
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I recently discovered all the other info stored in jpegs, yes I tend to be slow at times :tard:, and find it all very interesting. Some newer cameras even post GPS info along with all the other stuff. A lot of the time it's all erased but when it's there I find it adds a whole new dimension to the photo.
Non-techie question: How do you access said info?
Right-click, properties, click details tab.
I don't see a Details tab. :dunce:
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I recently discovered all the other info stored in jpegs, yes I tend to be slow at times :tard:, and find it all very interesting. Some newer cameras even post GPS info along with all the other stuff. A lot of the time it's all erased but when it's there I find it adds a whole new dimension to the photo.
Non-techie question: How do you access said info?
Right-click, properties, click details tab.
I don't see a Details tab. :dunce:
Hmmm, I'm using Windows 7, so it may be different on other systems. But it's usually in the properties. If not, there are EXIF metadata readers out there.
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I recently discovered all the other info stored in jpegs, yes I tend to be slow at times :tard:, and find it all very interesting. Some newer cameras even post GPS info along with all the other stuff. A lot of the time it's all erased but when it's there I find it adds a whole new dimension to the photo.
Non-techie question: How do you access said info?
Right-click, properties, click details tab.
I don't see a Details tab. :dunce:
Hmmm, I'm using Windows 7, so it may be different on other systems. But it's usually in the properties. If not, there are EXIF metadata readers out there.
Thanks, I have Vista myself, maybe that explains it. :chin:
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If it's not called Details, it's Summary on older versions of Windows. It should be there, if not, just select tabs until you start seeing a list of details like Width, Height, Copywrite, Camera Model, etc.
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If it's not called Details, it's Summary on older versions of Windows. It should be there, if not, just select tabs until you start seeing a list of details like Width, Height, Copywrite, Camera Model, etc.
Cool, thank you, I may poke around, what harm could come of it? :techprob:
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I use the FastStone Image Viewer most of the time lately it's free and very good for sorting large numbers of photos. I downloaded it off of Cnet