nhilcissistic
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Hi everyone!
I'm really curious how photographers get to "encode" their camera's setting on each photo they take. To give an example, whenever I go to a website where they teach you how to adjust your camera's setting, they show a sample of each photograph and on the bottom , they indicate the range of their lens, their fstop setting, shutter speed, and ISO. Do they manually take note of the settings that they use for each photo or in a way "encode" it in the photo and view it in some later time?
I'm using a Nikkon d5500, so if that's something I can set my camera to do, please tell me.
Thanks a lot!
(P.S. I'm new to this forum so i'm not sure if im posting this question on the right board. If not, I am so sorry.)
I'm really curious how photographers get to "encode" their camera's setting on each photo they take. To give an example, whenever I go to a website where they teach you how to adjust your camera's setting, they show a sample of each photograph and on the bottom , they indicate the range of their lens, their fstop setting, shutter speed, and ISO. Do they manually take note of the settings that they use for each photo or in a way "encode" it in the photo and view it in some later time?
I'm using a Nikkon d5500, so if that's something I can set my camera to do, please tell me.
Thanks a lot!
(P.S. I'm new to this forum so i'm not sure if im posting this question on the right board. If not, I am so sorry.)