Recording image info

[DianaS]

I tried looking but couldn't find anything on here. This may be a simple question (dumb) but I'm not sure

Once I upload my photos to my computer, do I have to make a special note for each photo what the image info is (ss, f/stop,etc) I do not have photoshop or anything like that. I use Picnik right now and have a flicker acct. I see flicker notes when the photo was taken and with which camera. But I have yet to find all the info for the photo. Is that something I should write in the notes section? Or is it somewhere I can't find.

TIA for your help!

[dalmorloson]

On Flickr, if you click on the words where it says what camera you took the photo with, you will get the information (EXIF Data).

[DianaS]

Sweet! Thanks! You Rock!!! I was really hoping I wouldn't have to log in the info for every photo! I knew there had to be some way it was recorded.

[UlpilotSC]

What camera do you have? If it's a canon, digital photo pro has an "info" menu that will do the same thing on your pc. You don't have to upload to flicker to find out. I'm sure nikon has something similar.

[DianaS]

I do have a canon and will check that out. Thanks!

[MindyRaeL]

If you're using a PC, just go to your "My Pictures" folder, or wherever you have your photos stored on your computer. Click on the specific photo you want the info for. Then right click, and all the way at the bottom it will say properties. Click on that, and then click on the "details" tab. Scroll down and your exif data will be there. I know this works for Nikon, and it should work for Canon too.
I think that once you upload, edit, and download the photo from Picnik, it erases the exif data, so you may want to check on that.

[UlpilotSC]

Originally Posted by MindyRaeL

If you're using a PC, just go to your "My Pictures" folder, or wherever you have your photos stored on your computer. Click on the specific photo you want the info for. Then right click, and all the way at the bottom it will say properties. Click on that, and then click on the "details" tab. Scroll down and your exif data will be there. I know this works for Nikon, and it should work for Canon too.
I think that once you upload, edit, and download the photo from Picnik, it erases the exif data, so you may want to check on that.

Windows xp won't do that, I guess I need an upgrade.

[Shawn7656]

I did a quick Google search and found this program. It should do what you need it to
Free Image and Photo Viewer, EXIF Software

[MindyRaeL]

Originally Posted by UlpilotSC

Windows xp won't do that, I guess I need an upgrade.

Sorry, I'm running windows 7.