Help a beginer out

[theshredder157]

I'm new to both this forum and photography as a whole, and i was wondering how to i find out what the "post exposure information" (ISO, shutter speed etc.) is on a photo i've taken.

thanks

[Jamfke]

If you're using a PC, right click on the image on your computer and select properties. On the dialog box that pops up, select the "Details" tab. It will show you every bit of information your camera saved to the image. I'm sure the process is similar for a Mac, but I don't use one so I couldn't say for sure.

[Samanax]

Originally Posted by theshredder157

I'm new to both this forum and photography as a whole, and i was wondering how to i find out what the "post exposure information" (ISO, shutter speed etc.) is on a photo i've taken.

Most photo editors will have the ability to tell you the exif information.

Or you can use a stand alone exif reader like Opanda iExif .

[theshredder157]

ok thanks there guys, i'll give it a go.

[Jamfke]

You're welcome, and welcome aboard!

[Ram8982]

Originally Posted by Jamfke

If you're using a PC, right click on the image on your computer and select properties. On the dialog box that pops up, select the "Details" tab. It will show you every bit of information your camera saved to the image. I'm sure the process is similar for a Mac, but I don't use one so I couldn't say for sure.

wowwww... I'm a photoshop addict .. have been using it for more than 5 years .. and i was getting my EXIF data from the photoshop .. never knew it was easier that way .. thanks for the information ..

sometimes we really need to keep it simple .. "KISS" keep it simple stupid .. I said to my self .. lol

[Jamfke]

Yes, I subscribe to the KISS method myself. Glad to be of service!