Exif Data

dgadams2 · Jun 10, 2011

If I missed a thread that covered this I apologize. How are you all pulling the Exif data from the photos posted. I tried a google search and its telling me how to read it in different PP software. Anyone that could point me in the right direction.

thanks for your time!

tyler_h · Jun 10, 2011

Depends on your browser; I know there are a couple of extension for Firefox which allow you to view EXIF data. I assume there are similar for others.

MissCream · Jun 10, 2011

You have to download it for your specific browser. I'm using Google chrome so I googled "Google Chrome exif viewer" and downloaded the program

tirediron · Jun 10, 2011

There are many different ways. Most PP applications will read it, there are stand alone applications and this web-based reader.

dgadams2 · Jun 10, 2011

So as far as the plugin readers it looks like i have shot myself in the foot by using safari on a windows machine. Can't seem to find a windows based plugin.

dgadams2 · Jun 10, 2011

tirediron said:
There are many different ways. Most PP applications will read it, there are stand alone applications and this web-based reader.

A bit less convenient as a plugin may be, but a solution none the less. Thank you!

480sparky · Jun 10, 2011

Firefox has Exif Viewer. Right-click on the image, then select it to view the metadata.

KmH · Jun 10, 2011

www.Opanda.com - Free EXIF reader

www.Photome.de - Free EXIF reader/writer.

PhotoME is a powerful tool to show and edit the meta data of image files. Thanks to the well organised layout and intuitive handling, it's possible to analyse and modify Exif and IPTC-NAA data as well as analyse ICC profiles - and it's completely FREE!

Yep, EXIF data can be changed.

vtf · Jun 10, 2011

dgadams2 said:
So as far as the plugin readers it looks like i have shot myself in the foot by using safari on a windows machine. Can't seem to find a windows based plugin.

Opanda

Drake · Jun 10, 2011

dgadams2 said:
So as far as the plugin readers it looks like i have shot myself in the foot by using safari on a windows machine. Can't seem to find a windows based plugin.

You can always install a new browser. Try Google Chrome or Mozilla Firefox, there are tons of plugins for them. EXIF viewers are not that hard to find.