So a question, when the exif shows exposure bias, is that in addition to what is posted for iso, f number and shutter speed, or does the iso, f number and shutter speed shown already reflect the bias?
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So a question, when the exif shows exposure bias, is that in addition to what is posted for iso, f number and shutter speed, or does the iso, f number and shutter speed shown already reflect the bias?
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Testing 1280x853 pixels .Working correctly
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One handed catch, test for EXIF -Drag and Drop works
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Exposure bias = expose compensation. So, if you see an exposure bias of 0.7, that's + 2/3rd of a stop. So, the settings you see are after exposure comp, just like they would normally be. (What was adjust of course depends on the mode).
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Try it again, but by inserting the photo, not doing an attachment.
I find it's easier to drag and drop right into the message, rather than using the attachment option.
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I have had the Metdata Export turned off in Lightroom for most of my exports. Will still continue to do so for sensitive species, but will now include it for stuff I post to this site.
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Drag and drop
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Good to know, so no mental math needed.
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I have to keep it simple - if I had to do math we'd all be in trouble LOL!!
dwillar
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I am sooo happy to see this happening! It is really hard to try and help someone when this data is missing. Including mode and whether auto ISO has been engaged. I use arch linux and it appears darktable will be part of my post processing process. Time will tell if darktable will include only certain elements of the EXIF data on export. Might need to check with you when I get the basics set up on my computer for a little testing. I have been trying to find a way to include pertinent information with my export images for a while now. Please keep up the outstanding work!
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Testing exif. Another high key Forster's Tern.
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I really liked this when I first noticed it. Thanks. I'm mostly curious about which camera was used and this data answers that.
Great addition Steve
Liked the composition.
Thanks, Mark.
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Testing the EXIF display.
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BAL Land
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I have a question. I’ve just uploaded a willer photo to the critique forum, and the exif is not showing up even when I upload the image directly. Any ideas on what might be causing this?
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Usually it's because it's stripped out by software, that's the only reason I can think of.
BAL Land
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Thanks Steve! Is there a way for me to get around that and have it show up?
BAL Land
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Testing exif.
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There it is
BAL Land
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The bluebird photo above was not cropped, while the willet photo was. The non-cropped photo shows the exif, could that by why?
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Nope, cropping shouldn't make a difference, unless the software is resaving the photo without the EXIF included. If you have Photoshop, you can also look and see if it sees the info.
BAL Land
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Thanks again Steve! What’s weird is that after I saved both photos, the exif was showing up for both of them. Then when I posted it here, only the uncropped had the exif come through.