Unsharp, handheld shot!
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Photo of the Day December 2021
- Thread starter Hughmac
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Downtown Johnson City (all shots I post here are usually shot on my iPhone).
Nothing as exotic as Malta, it's just a broken clock. Although you sometimes get the feeling it's a seaside village still waiting for the next paddle steamer.Seems to be as in Malta
https://travelwithintent.com/2019/09/07/time-to-confuse-the-devil-malta/ , trying to confuse whomever
(Thanks for the link to the Malta clocks)
At least it is correct twice a day
Back to the archives and the original Olympus Stylus 3.2MP camera.
Lundbreck Bridge and falls.
Lundbreck Bridge and falls.
Oh, damn. I've been there:Seems to be as in Malta
https://travelwithintent.com/2019/09/07/time-to-confuse-the-devil-malta/ , trying to confuse whomever
Well it was colder than...
or maybe than ...
Nope, none of the descriptions we use around here are fit for posting to a politically correct or family friendly site.
Here's a self portrait for those wondering what I look like.
Edit: At the top of the tower on the "crow's nest" is a Red-tailed Hawk. There's a pair that breeds there most years. They help keep our squirrel population in check
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How do you view the metadata for embedded photos?Actually, from the Exif, it was taken on Christmas Day 2006
Cheers
Hugh
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Most photoediting software will show the EXIF metadata
But you can also get specific apps for it (like EXIF Viewer for iOS)
There is also the possibility to use free websites for reading such info (at the price of individually uploading the pictures - and with various success or limitations), f.i.
www.metadata2go.com
exifdata.com
exif-viewer.com
etc.
In the past the iPhoto app on iOS also supported viewing the EXIF data, something that is missing with Photos
Edit - adding
On OSX open a photo with the PREVIEW, then from the menu use Tools > Show Inspector > (i) > EXIF / IPTC
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I use an extension in Firefox called Exif Viewer, by Alan Raskin. It doesn't always work though, depending on where the photo was uploaded from.
Cheers
Hugh
I thought that too, but maybe they changed it lately : you could "mouse over" your or another photo and then the arrow would change to a little hand, click it and it would open another black window with a right side, where there where all the metadata infos etc.
Now only few photos let you do so.
In MR, just click on the person's profile and then on the number under Media, which will open up the page of the images they've shared on here; click on the image you want to view the EXIF info about, and that will open a page to the right side. Click on "Media information" and that will provide the date and time an image was shot. Click on Image Metadata and the EXIF info (or at least some of it) such as camera used, focal distance, etc., will be displayed.
There are various extensions to browsers and also a couple of online websites where one can also view EXIF, but they aren't always reliable. Sometimes people choose to block their EXIF info from being displayed anywhere, or as Hugh mentions, the info may not show depending upon the source from which it was uploaded.
There are various extensions to browsers and also a couple of online websites where one can also view EXIF, but they aren't always reliable. Sometimes people choose to block their EXIF info from being displayed anywhere, or as Hugh mentions, the info may not show depending upon the source from which it was uploaded.
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