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Howard wrote: ( )

Here's another with different organization and capabilities:
http://www.picmeta.com/

Howard wrote:
> Hi Rosita,,,,,,,
>
> MARVELOUS, thanks.......... I never downloaded the plug ins, Life is good!
> It was driving me batty trying to get that information!

Well, in my copy of IrfanView there is no mention of white balance,
saturation, sharpness and contrast. So look up Exifer, this is the most
complete EXIF viewer that I am aware of.
--
Tore

"Tore Lund" <> wrote in message news:eT4Fb.7488

> Well, in my copy of IrfanView there is no mention of white balance,
> saturation, sharpness and contrast. So look up Exifer, this is the most
> complete EXIF viewer that I am aware of.

Exifer is an excellent program. Glad I heard of it on this group. Get it
here:
http://www.exifer.friedemann.info/
--
Off to ride the mountains, D H
Reply to newsgroup. Spam is out of control.

Mark Johnson <> wrote:

>"Howard" <> wrote:
>
>>in the dim recesses of my mind, I think I remember using some software that
>>showed the aperture/shutter/flash and so on of the image.
>
>>I have corel 8 and 10
>>photoshop 7
>>Irfanview
>>Picture window 3.1
>
>Michal Kowalski, EXIF viewer. Just a neat little free program.

>But since you have Irfanview, you already have an EXIF viewer. There's
>another button that comes up for jpg image when you click on info.
>That'll give you all that EXIF info.

Oops, I just noticed that both exif viewer and irfan won't pick up
EXIF info in old TIFF files, like those off the e-100rs.

But
http://www.takenet.or.jp/~ryuuji/

that will.

Howard <> wrote:
> in the dim recesses of my mind, I think I remember using some software that
> showed the aperture/shutter/flash and so on of the image.

> I have corel 8 and 10
> photoshop 7
> Irfanview
> Picture window 3.1

> I cannot find the link to get the above mentioned data .......

Photoshop 7 shows this information under the File->Info window.
At least that's how it work under Mac OS X.

wrote:

> Photoshop 7 shows this information under the File->Info window.
> At least that's how it work under Mac OS X.

Same in Windows.

Kodak EasyShare software does this in V3.2 and greater (and I think V3.1 but
not sure)

V 3.2 is available on the web at http://www.kodak.com/go/eashsharesw

not only that but it's the software that was designed to work with your
Kodak camera.

"Howard" <> wrote in message
news:bs24nf$dir$...
> in the dim recesses of my mind, I think I remember using some software
that
> showed the aperture/shutter/flash and so on of the image.
>
> I have corel 8 and 10
> photoshop 7
> Irfanview
> Picture window 3.1
>
> I cannot find the link to get the above mentioned data .......
>
> I can get most of the data on the photo from the above listed software,
but
> not the settings the camera used
>
> camera is a Kodak DX 4900 digital zoom
>
>
> --
>
> In the words of the IMMORTAL USED CAR DEALER:
> THERE IS AN ASS FOR EVERY SEAT!
>
>