Easy Info Stamp?

[Je-C]

I haven't posted in months, but I was browsing and saw that a lot of people include a lot of info on the specific shot they post for 35mm. Is there a certain attachment which records this information? I saw a camera back attachment for my Nikon F100 that records a time-stamp, but do people usually just write the info down before the next shot? Thanks

 

[zedin]

Well if I recall correctly with the f100 at least you can buy a computer cable and download your shooting info. I think most are either from digital cameras where it encodes this info or they just happened to write it down when they shot.

 

[Hertz van Rental]

I prefer to make the information up :mrgreen:

 

[Big Mike]

I think Canon has an "info back" that records some of the info. I've also heard that some of the newer pro film models do remember the shooting info reference at a later time.

Of course, digital cameras just embed the info, so it's just cut and paste the stats.

 

[ksmattfish]

I prefer to make the information up :mrgreen:

I think that's what happens a lot. I get a regional wildlife magazine, and I've noticed that every single photo ever taken by the staff photographer is at 1/125th @ f/8, even if it's obvious that's not what he took it at.