Preview EXIF no longer shows ISO with Nikon Files please help.

[snerkler]

Hi,

Since I upgraded to El Capitan last week if I open up an exported Nikon D750 file from Lightroom the preview EXIF no longer shows the ISO value for some reason, which is a bit frustrating. The ISO value is still displayed on my Olympus EM5-II and Sony RX100-III files though. Does anyone know why this is and if there's a solution? If I open up the Nikon RAW files the ISO value is there.

Another strange thing is that when I open up the exported Nikon files in preview there's a slight stutter too, again no issue with the Olympus or Sony files.

Any help appreciated.

 

[robgendreau]

What are you using to "open up" the files?

And what is the "preview exif" as compared to regular exif info?

 

[snerkler]

What are you using to "open up" the files?

And what is the "preview exif" as compared to regular exif info?

Thanks for the reply. I use preview that's built into Mac OS and so when I said Preview EXIF I just meant the EXIF that's displayed when you choose info when viewing an image in preview.

 

[JohnDS]

Look in the EXIF for "Photographic Sensitivity". That should be the ISO.

 

[snerkler]

Look in the EXIF for "Photographic Sensitivity". That should be the ISO.

Thanks, as I said that's missing since updating to El Capitan. Present for my Sony and Olympus, but not my Nikon. Done a bit more research into it and it looks like other Nikon users have found the same. I'd send apple some feedback on it but I can't find the link to the feedback submission form.

 

[Hughmac]

That's strange; I know it's of little use to you but Preview in my El Capitan shows ISO in the EXIF tab for both Nikon D300 and Coolpix P6000 files, and the photos I looked at were taken after upgrading from Mavericks.

However I don't use Lightroom - I'm still using PhotoShop CS4.

Cheers

Hugh