Thanks! It was taken with a 3MP Canon G1, an early digital camera.
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Oh I remember the G series! I know I had oneā¦I think it was a G2. Many years ago, lol.
A great series. I had the G1, G5, G12, and now G7X Mk II that gives my DSLR gear a run for the money.
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Make: Canon
Model: Canon PowerShot G1
Software: Adobe Photoshop Lightroom 3.6 (Windows)
Date Taken: 2003-02-12 12:44:11
Exposure Time: 1/80 sec
F Number: f/4
Metering Mode: Spot
Exposure Bias: -0.33 EV
Flash: No flash
Focal Length: 7 mm
That's all the info I could wish for: thanks for sharing! Great little camera, that PowerShot. I had one myself, and believe they've made quite a few versions.
Yeah, when I got it 2001, Iād been shooting film for 40 years and it was my first digital. I paid an arm and a leg for a 1GB IBM Microdrive to use with it.
Oh, 40 years in film. You must know quite a bit about NTSC / PAL / SECAM. And stuff on why 29.97 is actually an approx since it is 30/1.001. And modulation. And stuff about SMPTE "C" colorimetry.
Things I know nothing of; I just read the entire manual that came with FCP7 š
Yeah the prices for memory / storage have dropped so much that's quite cringeworthy whenever people say Apple is overcharging us for upgrading RAM and NAND.
Cheers!
Lens Model: iPhone 11 Pro back triple camera 1.54mm f/2.4
Somewhat sunny April afternoon
š One Manhattan West - New York, NY. š
Manhattan West - a $4.5 billion mixed-use development on the islandās West Side, for nearly four decades.
Manhattan West - a $4.5 billion mixed-use development on the islandās West Side, for nearly four decades.
Was out at my friendās property in the mountains and the sky was superb. Shot this on my 13 Pro but didnāt have good stabilization so not as clear as I wanted but I was still happy!
Took this one because of the colours but much prefer the B&W version. Best viewed full size.
Lumix ZS200 camera.
Lumix ZS200 camera.
Weathered the storm with no damages other than cleanup. Previous hurricanes have had trees down across the road. Still nasty wind and drizzle so havenāt walked the neighborhood, or even across street down to lake. Worst was 1 to 2 AM, hearing howling wind and driving rain in the dark. Supposedly had 14ā rain and continuing to this afternoon.
so glad you are through the worst of it. ā¤ļø
.. one of several tree trunk photos taken during an early-morning walk this week.
This is Rose of Sharon time of year, which is nice since most of the flowers are fast fading.
iPhone XR w/Luminar plug-in.
My wife recently got a new car. She loves the color. Ford calls it āCyber Orangeā but she thinks thatās crazy talk, that it should be called āSchool Bus Yellowā.
Hereās the proof:
Hereās the proof:
Something odd I'm noticing. When I shoot a photo with my 13 mini, the camera type is missing from the metadata. If you click on any photo here in the thread, and then below it click "View media item", you can see among other things the metadata. On almost all of them, you will see the camera type, including for other models of iPhone. But try doing it on my school-bus-yellow pic above, and there is no camera listed. In fact there is a LOT of normal metadata missing.
However, if I go onto my phone, into Photos, I can search for pics by camera. I search on "iPhone 5c" and it calls up all the ones I took with my 5c, for example. And there, when I search on "13 mini", Photos DOES display in the info window that it was taken by an iPhone 13 mini. Just not here. I haven't tested in other locations.
EDIT: At least, you can click on SOME photos here in the thread and get that information. Perhaps if you copy-paste instead of using "Attach files" it doesn't show?
However, if I go onto my phone, into Photos, I can search for pics by camera. I search on "iPhone 5c" and it calls up all the ones I took with my 5c, for example. And there, when I search on "13 mini", Photos DOES display in the info window that it was taken by an iPhone 13 mini. Just not here. I haven't tested in other locations.
EDIT: At least, you can click on SOME photos here in the thread and get that information. Perhaps if you copy-paste instead of using "Attach files" it doesn't show?
Some people strip out the metadata when they save for web. I don't often post photos from my phone to know what happens to the metadata, but many photographers purposely avoid having metadata attached to their images.
