Pics from the 55mm deal. 56ker's beware

[hankejp]

Thought I would post these in a new thread for the 56ker's. Without further ado:

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5.) Wish this was more focused

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http://farm4.static.flickr.com/3212/2905393903_f52bdd3aca_b.jpg
http://farm4.static.flickr.com/3033/2906240980_6636f34054_b.jpghttp://farm4.static.flickr.com/3030/2905411881_426bfa8322_b.jpg
http://farm4.static.flickr.com/3141/2906263516_775db795a9_b.jpghttp://farm4.static.flickr.com/3033/2906269418_9b355f8aef_b.jpg

 

[Chewbecca]

Um...hello? Settings?

Here's how you retrieve your exif data (overread told me how to do this this morning):
Go to where your pictures are in whatever folder on your computer.
Open the folder>right click on a picture>go to properties>on my computer it has a tab that says "meta info" on it, I click that and it gives me all the data.
I use a Linux machine, though, so I don't know if it'll be the same for a Windows machine.

 

[hankejp]

I'm looking for a program to harvest the info of all the pics. I can't copy the info from the properties and paste in here.

 

[hankejp]

well let's try this:

All pics are:
Width - 3008
Height - 2000
Horizontal and Vert. resolution - 300 DPI
Bit Depth - 24
Frame Count - 1
Color Representation - sRGB
Flash Mode - No Flash
Focal Length - 0mm
F Number - F/0
ISO - 1600
Light Source - Unknown
Exposure Program - Unknown
Exposure Compensation - 0 step

1.) 1/4000 sec.
2.) 1/4000 sec.
3.) 1/60 sec.
4.) 1/60 sec.
5.) 1/60
6.) 1/80
7.) 1/125
8.) 1/125
9.) 1/60
10.) 1/60
11.) 1/60
12.) 1/60
13.) 1/50
14.) 1/80

 

[Chewbecca]

your pics are hosted on Flickr.
If you bring a pic up on flickr, on the right there were be a blue link that says "more properties". Click on that and it should show you ALL your data.:mrgreen:

 

[Chewbecca]

your exif data isn't embedded in your pictures.

 

[hankejp]

your pics are hosted on Flickr.
If you bring a pic up on flickr, on the right there were be a blue link that says "more properties". Click on that and it should show you ALL your data.:mrgreen:

Damn, It would help if I looked a little.

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Camera:Nikon D40
Exposure:1/4000 sec
Aperture:f/0
Focal Length:0 mm
ISO Speed:1600
Exposure Bias:0/6 EV
ISO Speed:1600
Orientation:Horizontal (normal)
X-Resolution:300 dpi
Y-Resolution:300 dpi
Software:Ver.1.10
Date and Time:2008:10:01 16:26:25
YCbCr Positioning:Co-Sited
Exposure Program:Manual
Date and Time (Original):2008:10:01 16:26:25
Date and Time (Digitized):2008:10:01 16:26:24
Compressed Bits per Pixel:4 bits
Maximum Lens Aperture:0/10
Metering Mode:Center Weighted Average
Sub-Second Time:60
Sub-Second Time (Original):60
Sub-Second Time (Digitized):60
Color Space:sRGB
Sensing Method:One-chip colour area sensor
CFA Pattern:BLUE GREEN GREEN RED
Exposure Mode:Manual
Digital Zoom Ratio:1/1
Gain Control:High gain up
Compression:JPEG
Colour Mode:COLOR
Quality:FINE
White Balance:AUTO
Sharpening:AUTO
Focus Mode:MANUAL
Flash Setting:NORMAL
White Balance Red, Blue Coefficients:572/256, 393/256, 256/256, 256/256
Thumbnail IFD Offset:2650
ISO Speed Requested:1600 (May be different to Speed Used when Auto ISO is on)
Photo corner coordinates:0, 0, 3008, 2000
Tag::Nikon Type 3::0x001B:0, 3040, 2014, 3040, 2014, 0, 0
Tag::Nikon Type 3::0x001D:3335608
Tag::Nikon Type 3::0x001E:1
Tone Compensation (Contrast):AUTO
Lens Type:1Lens Min/Max Focal Length, Min/Max Aperture:0/10, 0/10, 0/10, 0/10
Bracketing & Shooting Mode:Shooting Mode: Continuous AE/Flash Bracketing Off White Balance Bracketing Off
Tag::Nikon Type 3::0x008A:255
Colour Mode:MODE3a
Lighting Type:NATURAL
Noise Reduction:OFF
Tag::Nikon Type 3::0x009A:605/100, 605/100
Tag::Nikon Type 3::0x00A2:2520378
Total Number of Shutter Releases for Camera:829
Image optimisation:NORMAL
Saturation:AUTO
Image Width:3008 pixels
Image Height:2000 pixels

 

[hankejp]

I created a set on Flickr. I figure it would be easier than posting all the info:

http://www.flickr.com/photos/30063930@N04/sets/72157607648893128/

 

[A4Effort]

Here is a little C&C:
The pictures seem grainy to me. I see you set your ISO to 1600 which is not necessary. Play with the IS0 settings and turn them down a bit. Try 400 next time.
Also pics 13 & 14 are under exposed so decrease your shutter speed and use a try pod.

I do have to say that pics 6,7,8,9,and 10 are my favorites.

Keep up the good work.

 

[hankejp]

Here is a little C&C:
The pictures seem grainy to me. I see you set your ISO to 1600 which is not necessary. Play with the IS0 settings and turn them down a bit. Try 400 next time.
Also pics 13 & 14 are under exposed so decrease your shutter speed and use a try pod.

I do have to say that pics 6,7,8,9,and 10 are my favorites.

Keep up the good work.

Thanks A4. I will have to mess with the ISO. All the pics were taken at 1600. I always forget about the ISO.

 

[A4Effort]

^ Trust me, I do the same thing sometimes.

 

[Mike_E]

Will your camera work set to shutter speed mode?

 

[hankejp]

Will your camera work set to shutter speed mode?

The camera will, but the lens won't I have to use the lens in manual mode since it is a non-cpu lens.

 

[Chewbecca]

The camera will, but the lens won't I have to use the lens in manual mode since it is a non-cpu lens.

Is that the reason why it's not recording your aperture setting or your focal length?

I'm assuming that when you mount the lens you have to set the lens aperture at the highest fnumber, right?
Are you then adjusting your aperture in the camera? Does it allow you to?
I'm trying to remember how I set my aperture on my D60, and I think I put it in aperture mode, turned the dial according to whatever aperture I wanted, then I switched to "M" mode.
But I think there is a separate aperture button. I just always had to do things the complicated way.:lmao:

 

[hankejp]

Is that the reason why it's not recording your aperture setting or your focal length?

I'm assuming that when you mount the lens you have to set the lens aperture at the highest fnumber, right?
Are you then adjusting your aperture in the camera? Does it allow you to?
I'm trying to remember how I set my aperture on my D60, and I think I put it in aperture mode, turned the dial according to whatever aperture I wanted, then I switched to "M" mode.
But I think there is a separate aperture button. I just always had to do things the complicated way.:lmao:

Yeah I think that is why. I have to manually set the aperture on the lens. I can't use any mode besides manual on the camera. I don't remember of the top of my head how I mounted the lens, but that does sound about right. What do you think of the pics?