EXIF data

EXIF data

I was curious what SLR digital camera best supports all the possible EXIF
data parameters? I'm finding this data extremely valuable, especially in
areas like Flickr that display it in conjunction with the author's photo.

Thanks

Mike Taylor
Cincinnati

Re: EXIF data

"Mike Taylor" <mike@nospam.cincinnati.org> writes:

> I was curious what SLR digital camera best supports all the possible EXIF
> data parameters? I'm finding this data extremely valuable, especially in
> areas like Flickr that display it in conjunction with the author's photo.

I would imagine no camera sets everything, and most have private settings in
the MakerNotes field for additional things like what lens was used, estimated
distance to the focal point, etc. The exiftool program has reverse engineered
many of the private fields:
http :// owl.phy.queensu.ca/~phil/exiftool/

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Michael Meissner
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Re: EXIF data

Has anyone seen a program which would allow a print of the image and
use the Selected fields of the EXIF as the captioin?



On Thu, 12 Apr 2007 09:21:22 -0400, Michael Meissner
<meissner@the-meissners.org> wrote:

>"Mike Taylor" <mike@nospam.cincinnati.org> writes:
>
>> I was curious what SLR digital camera best supports all the possible EXIF
>> data parameters? I'm finding this data extremely valuable, especially in
>> areas like Flickr that display it in conjunction with the author's photo.
>
>I would imagine no camera sets everything, and most have private settings in
>the MakerNotes field for additional things like what lens was used, estimated
>distance to the focal point, etc. The exiftool program has reverse engineered
>many of the private fields:
> http :// owl.phy.queensu.ca/~phil/exiftool/