Pulling Camera Information

[Geoscape]

Is there a way to pull camera information: Camera Type, Lens, F Stop, Shutterspeed, ISO, filename, etc. from a Folder of images into a csv (or any text delimited) file? Currently I am doing it 1 at a time and actually opening up the information and then typing the information into a notepad file. Which after taking 600 images doing each one is painstakingly long to do. I would really like to be able to create a contact sheet of the images with the data either next to or below.

TYIA for any help.

[wulf]

What kind of computer system are you working on? There is probably some way to do this work as a batch job rather than relying on manual effort but the details will depend on your operating system.

Wulf

[Geoscape]

I use mainly Windows but have access to Mac and Linux on slower machines. Images are all on an external drive so I can get them to nay of the machines. My searches since my post have not yielded anything outside of one at a time. So I been doing it manually as I look at each shot and those that I like and plan to keep I extract the data. Those I don't plan to use I don't extract but keep it in raw format so if in the future i need it I have access to it.

[autofocus]

pulled this data of of Flikr on one of our images...cut and paste what you need if this winds up being more than you want. If you use Flikr, open image and click on more properties. Example below:

Camera:	Nikon D300
Exposure:	0.001 sec (1/1600)
Aperture:	f/5.0
Focal Length:	52 mm
ISO Speed:	800
Exposure Bias:	0 EV
Flash:	No Flash

File Size:	166 kB
File Type:	JPEG
MIME Type:	image/jpeg
Image Width:	560
Image Height:	373
Encoding Process:	Baseline DCT, Huffman coding
Bits Per Sample:	8
Color Components:	3
X-Resolution:	72 dpi
Y-Resolution:	72 dpi
Orientation:	Horizontal (normal)
Software:	Adobe Photoshop CS3 Windows
Date and Time (Modified):	2010:02:10 17:33:01
YCbCr Positioning:	Co-sited
Exposure Program:	Manual
Date and Time (Original):	2010:02:09 13:25:06-05:00
Date and Time (Digitized):	2010:02:09 13:25:06
Compressed Bits Per Pixel:	4
Max Aperture Value:	4.4
Metering Mode:	Multi-segment
Light Source:	Unknown
Sub Sec Time:	40
Sub Sec Time Original:	40
Sub Sec Time Digitized:	40
Color Space:	sRGB
Sensing Method:	One-chip color area
CFAPattern:	[Red,Green][Green,Blue]
Custom Rendered:	Normal
Exposure Mode:	Manual
White Balance:	Auto
Digital Zoom Ratio:	1
Focal Length In35mm Format:	78 mm
Scene Capture Type:	Standard
Gain Control:	Low gain up
Contrast:	Normal
Saturation:	Normal
Sharpness:	Normal
Subject Distance Range:	Unknown
GPSVersion ID:	2.2.0.0
Compression:	JPEG (old-style)
Global Angle:	30
Global Altitude:	30
Copyright Flag:	False
Photoshop Quality:	12
Photoshop Format:	Standard
Progressive Scans:	3 Scans
XMPToolkit:	Adobe XMP Core 4.1-c036 46.276720, Mon Feb 19 2007 22:40:08
Orientation:	Horizontal (normal)
Creator Tool:	Adobe Photoshop CS3 Windows
Metadata Date:	2010:02:10 17:33:01-05:00
Format:	image/jpeg
Color Mode:	3
ICCProfile Name:	sRGB IEC61966-2.1
Viewing Conditions Illuminant Type:	D50
Measurement Observer:	CIE 1931
Measurement Flare:	0.999%
Measurement Illuminant:	D65
Color Transform:	YCbCr
GPSVersion ID:	2.2.0.0
Flash Return:	No return detection
Flash Mode:	Unknown
Flash Function:	False
Flash Red Eye Mode:	False

[LoveDSLR]

Use AmoK Exif Sorter (Win32) AmoK Exif Sorter 2.56 (Official Website).

Open folder/files and right click all/highlighted files and export to XML/TXT.

[Geoscape]

Originally Posted by LoveDSLR

Use AmoK Exif Sorter (Win32) AmoK Exif Sorter 2.56 (Official Website).

Open folder/files and right click all/highlighted files and export to XML/TXT.

Excellent. Thank you this will save me a lot of time.