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Posted by lissa (New York, United States) on 27 August 2007 in Animal & Insect and Portfolio.

Taken at Central Park Zoo.

Okay, I finally figure out why the EXIF data wasn't showing. It seem when I use the "Save for Web" function in Photoshop, the EXIF information gets erase. So now I have to directly save the image in order to preserve the information. So now you can see the camera information at the right of the image.

Comments (6)

Paul van der Meer from Valkenswaard, Netherlands

Nice shot!

27 Aug 2007 6:45am

Amir from X, United States

Very cute and chubby. I love him/her.

27 Aug 2007 10:07am

Amir from X, United States

Congratulation on your recent progress regarding EXIF. Now that you have advanced one level, if you allow me I would like to point out something else. If you look at you EXIF to the right of the picture, you see one of the most important data of EXIF is missing. And that's nothing but the ISO (camera sensitivity to light). You might ask your self why! here is the reason and solution:

Canon is probably the only company that save it's ISO data to a non-traditional location within EXIF of each and every image. But need not to worry, since some smart people have put up some cool freeware to address this glitch.

There is a software called ExifTool that is text base application and hard for visual Window users like me and you, so you need to download another freeware called ExifAuto and put them in the root of you computer and run the ExifAuto. This combination can put the ISO back to its original location plus many other things.

So every time you take some pictures, move them to a directory on your PC/Mac and run this program to fix this problem, then edit them as you wish. You'll see that the ISO will show.

Search them on Google and there are tons of help topics on them. I hope you find this helpful.

27 Aug 2007 10:17am