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Photo of the Day December 2022
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Figurines on a German Christmas pyramid
3 out of 4. What can I say, I'm popular.
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What kind of breed is the one beneath the shelf?😁
TheYayAreaLiving 🎗️
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🦀 Sometimes it can be painful to walk around the beach barefoot 👣
North Pacific Ocean, Santa Cruz County, Davenport Landing State Beach, Davenport, California.
Cross-reference: POTD, July 2022
https://forums.macrumors.com/threads/photo-of-the-day-july-2022.2349789/post-31270560
North Pacific Ocean, Santa Cruz County, Davenport Landing State Beach, Davenport, California.
Cross-reference: POTD, July 2022
https://forums.macrumors.com/threads/photo-of-the-day-july-2022.2349789/post-31270560
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Curious question;
What camera are you using?
Is it your iphone or a system camera?
If you click on the photo one can view the exif. It was a 13 Pro. Happy holidays!
Thanks!😊
I currently only have my iphone and it will not show exif.
It only shows "share", "copy" and "save to images" when I click on the image.
Guessing the exif is only visible on a Mac?
Thanks anyway!
'Short-sighted' stupid me; not thinking of other people, who may not be reding the forum on a Mac (or PC for that matter!
I was able to view the exif on my iPhone, but had to go through the following hoops:
Unable to get to the exif in this December thread, but I tapped on the cross-reference link she provided as well. In that July 2022 thread I could tap on the photo because it was uploaded as an attachment, and at the bottom it read: "View media item". Then, top-right, tap the 'door icon' right next to the 'search icon'.
TL;DR exif available if uploaded as attachment.
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El Stockholmo around this time of year (january) 2019, taken with... dunno, have to check the EXIF after posting 🙃
Don't be so hard on your self. You can't think of everything😊
Especially when you're dealing with beginners😁
I really appreciate that you took your time and explained it to me!
Thank you @PhilBoogie🙏
I don't see why EXIF is of importance in a photo. It is interesting to look at. The f/stop was 4.5 - awesome. The ISO, (ASA for us older film folks), was 3200 - awesome. The only value I see is for specialty photography, ie astro, ICM ... or just curiosity.
I do see where details are more relevant to film shooters. What film, what developer and time in development ...
More thoughts, run and hide - glass. Glass is glass on modern cameras, it is all good. Even the off-brand lens makers have been praised for their glass. There are exceptions to quality in high end makers, ie Leica or even Sigma Art Glass.
I do see where details are more relevant to film shooters. What film, what developer and time in development ...
More thoughts, run and hide - glass. Glass is glass on modern cameras, it is all good. Even the off-brand lens makers have been praised for their glass. There are exceptions to quality in high end makers, ie Leica or even Sigma Art Glass.
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One of our two cats in her natural environment. She recognizes and reacts when you pick up the fireplace remote. She’s laying on a favorite, flattened box. Off to the side is a basket piled with cat toys that never get touched. This one favors me and follows me around the house like a dog.
As a long-time photographer, I disagree with this. f/stop is of interest for depth of field, ISO for light sensitivity and grain, etc. And there is a difference in lens quality from other manufacturers, e.g. Canon L series is superior to EOS series, particularly if looking at longer focal lengths.
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Another wintry morning from my window…
Bath, December 2022
Bath, December 2022
I enjoy my dawn or early morning walks...
🥰To the best community ever...I wish you all Love, Health, Joy, and Peace🥰
Hotel del Coronado on Coronado Island, San Diego, 2015.
