JB88, photo help please :)

[NUKE]

By the way, it's a nice picture. Great looking family. <S>

[SIG220]

what was the aperture setting?

It is all recorded in the Exif data in the photo, which says that it was 3.5   Anyone can read that info from the file with any software that supports viewing it.


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[SIG220]

By the way, it's a nice picture. Great looking family. <S>

Well, that was actually the main point that I was simply trying to make: that the Canon XTi is a great camera, and can take quality pictures.


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[NUKE]

Well, that was actually the main point that I was simply trying to make: that the Canon XTi is a great camera, and can take quality pictures.


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Well, then I guess he got lucky and took a one in 10 million shot under those conditions and settings.

Tell me, how do I read the camera settings from a jpeg file?

[ramzey]

Nuke if you use firefox
https://addons.mozilla.org/en-US/firefox/addon/3905
install then right click on the image and lok for exif  in menu

SIG , you still don't have clue how flash photography works.............

btw, best shake reduction system can gain you 2-3 F stops, no more

[SIG220]

Nuke if you use firefox
https://addons.mozilla.org/en-US/firefox/addon/3905
install then right click on the image and lok for exif  in menu

SIG , you still don't have clue how flash photography works.............

Thank you oh so much for the continued insults.   I am so extremely appreciative of them, that I now wish to kiss you on the lips, just like these Chicago White Sox baseball players did:





You truly are a most wonderful human being that everyone should greatly admire.  The entire world cannot thank you enough, and you definitely deserve special recognition and honors.

btw, best shake reduction system can gain you 2-3 F stops, no more

And you consider that to be insignificant????


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[ChickenHawk]

I don't know of any SLR, digital or otherwise, that has image stabilization built into the body. It's done in the lens. Maybe the cheap-o stuff has that feature, but I'm not sure.

Olympus and Sony make DSLR's with in-camera image stabilization.

Please tell me how I can view the camera settings in a jpeg image.

opanda is a good exif viewer that works with both IE and Firefox.