How to change the artist name on my camera?

[Schwettylens]

i think it is one of the choices on LR3 import. You can import something without any exif data if you want.

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[pgriz]

The Canon EOS utility, which supposedly can connect to all the Canon digital cameras through the USB port, has an option on the main page "Camera setting/Remote Shooting". When you press that menu, then the window changes to another display with "My Camera", "Setup" and "My Menu" options on a ribbon bar at the center of the window. Choosing "Setup" takes to a menu where you can change the Owner's name, Author, Copyright, Date/Time, etc. Changes here are written back to the camera. At least on mine.

[KmH]

Ok, I found a guy who's EXIF data looks like this...

Photographer: Mark Gregory
Copyright: Copyright © 2010 Mark Gregory

The bold part is what I am interested in doing. The image comment simply gives me this...

Flash Fired: Yes (Auto, return light detected)
Color Space: sRGB
Comment: ERIC




I cannot create a category like he has in his exif. Is there a way to do that?

• Turn on your D90.
• Push the Menu button
• On the left highlight the 'Wrench'. That's the Set-Up Menu
• Scroll down till you see "Image Comment"
• Enter the Image Comment menu screen
• Select "Input Comment"
• Compose your image comment "(C) 2010 Eric Holmes Photography"
• Once composed push OK
• Select "Attach" and verify there is a check mark in the box.

The D90 doesn't have as much space for a comment as the D3S has.

You can also add it to the IPTC fields when you upload images, using either Nikon Transfer, Lightroom, or Bridge.

[tirediron]

Page 205 - Nikon D90 Users Manual........

No way!

Way!

Whey!

[KmH]

No way!

Way!

Whey!

No way!

The page 205 reference didn't seem to work a month ago.