EXIF data from 1977

[480sparky]

Yes..... EXIF data..........From images taken in 1977!

Here's a history lesson for you young-uns'. Back when we were your age, cameras didn't record things like shutter speed, aperture, lens used, etc. We actually had to carry a notepad and pencil and *gasp!* write that stuff down!

A couple days ago, I came across some of my old notebooks I carried way back then. Yes, I still have them, although the information has been transferred to the slide frame (I shot mostly Kodachrome 25). But I just can't bring myself to toss these out, even though there's really nothing on them that is truly irreplaceable.

And a screenshot of the above images of the digitized files that are now on my hard drive:

 

[waday]

Number 29.. @Derrel sleeping?

 

[480sparky]

Number 29.. @Derrel sleeping?

No. Darrell. As in my uncle.

 

[Buckster]

I ran across a few of mine in a box in storage a few months ago. I remember thinking, "wow... there's probably an app for recording film-shooting data now!"

 

[vintagesnaps]

Don't throw them away!

I've kept proof sheets from darkroom work, notebooks from various projects, etc. I always keep the originals, you never know if you may come back to it years later.

 

[Dave442]

I can't believe that I have a green memo book just like that one with shots noted from a trip in '84.

 

[snerd]

Just, damn. I thought "I" was old!!

 

[snowbear]

Just, damn. I thought "I" was old!!

You are.

 

[tirediron]

Just, damn. I thought "I" was old!!

You are.

 

[annamaria]

That's pretty neat Sparky, like going back in time. Taking about the 70's wished I still had the Kodak camera my sister used back then......sighs. I would keep the notes if I were you.

 

[bribrius]

i "should" be doing this now. Going through film i had developed and not sure what came out of what camera as i sent three rolls in at once.