How to extract EXIF data on posted images??

[tmjjk]

I don't know if this was the right place to post this question, but here it goes. How do I see the exif data on images that others post. I just saved an image from here and opened it in Lightroom, hoping that would show me, but it did not. Sometimes I see a really awesome image and would like to know how it was shot. I'm hoping by paying attention to this more, it will help me. Thanks!!!

 

[o hey tyler]

Not all images retain their exif when uploaded to the web. I use an exif viewer in chrome, you can find it in the chrome extension catalog. Firefox also has similar plugins. In chrome, I know that an image has viewable exif because it shows a little blue camera in the Lower right of the image.

 

[macpro88]

Not all images retain their exif when uploaded to the web. I use an exif viewer in chrome, you can find it in the chrome extension catalog. Firefox also has similar plugins. In chrome, I know that an image has viewable exif because it shows a little blue camera in the Lower right of the image.

Was wondering how people quickly find exif of hand, I see that there are several in the Chrome store, which author is your extension by?

 

[o hey tyler]

Was wondering how people quickly find exif of hand, I see that there are several in the Chrome store, which author is your extension by?

I've used both Jeffery's exif viewer as well as FXIF (not sure why it's an F). Every photo I post to the forum is hosted on a site that preserves exif data, sites like Flickr do not unless you go to the site.

 

[Jaemie]

...which author is your extension by?

I'm using Exif Viewer 2.1.3 by Andry Virvich

 

[cgipson1]

There are lots of good Exif viewers out there... I use PhotoME from PhotoME - Exif, IPTC & ICC Metadata Editor It is an application.. and there are also browser plugins....

 

[3bayjunkie]

How do i extract exif data from film?

 

[macpro88]

How do i extract exif data from film?

is that even possible......?

 

[o hey tyler]

How do i extract exif data from film?

You don't

 

[2WheelPhoto]

Not all images retain their exif when uploaded to the web. I use an exif viewer in chrome, you can find it in the chrome extension catalog. Firefox also has similar plugins. In chrome, I know that an image has viewable exif because it shows a little blue camera in the Lower right of the image.

+1 and it works great.

https://addons.mozilla.org/en-us/firefox/addon/exif-viewer/

 

[480sparky37 37]

How do i extract exif data from film?

Look in the notebook where you wrote down all that information when you took the photo.

 

[3bayjunkie]

Look in the notebook where you wrote down all that information when you took the photo.

Oh, i knew i forgot something...

 

[cathyhill]

I don't know if this was the right place to post this question, but here it goes. How do I see the exif data retrieved information on images that others post. I just saved an image processing from here and opened it in Lightroom, hoping that would show me, but it did not. Sometimes I see a really awesome image and would like to know how it was shot. I'm hoping by paying attention to this more, it will help me. Thanks!!!

I did not know there is such a method to learn how an image is shot. Thanks for posting this.

 

[snowbear113 45]

FXIF (not sure why it's an F).

That's the METRIC version.

How do i extract exif data from film?

Scan it, then post your scanner info.