EXIF info

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Roel Z
Nov 8, 2005
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Dear gurus,
Is it possible to achieve EXIF info although the image (jpeg file) has been retouched in Photoshop? I understand that the data might’ve changed. Here’s the case, I opened an image, retouched it to make it nice and so on, saved it to jpg. However, when it was displayed on the website, the EXIF data would only show the pixel size (i.e. 600 x 600). Is EXIF only the original data from the camera? How do we obtain that data in Photoshop before/after the manipulation? Thanks Masters..

Roel
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Avery
Nov 8, 2005
On Tue, 8 Nov 2005 06:08:54 -0500, "Roel Z"
wrote:

Dear gurus,
Is it possible to achieve EXIF info although the image (jpeg file) has been retouched in Photoshop? I understand that the data might’ve changed. Here’s the case, I opened an image, retouched it to make it nice and so on, saved it to jpg. However, when it was displayed on the website, the EXIF data would only show the pixel size (i.e. 600 x 600). Is EXIF only the original data from the camera? How do we obtain that data in Photoshop before/after the manipulation? Thanks Masters..

Roel

photoshop CS certainly keeps the EXIF data although some filters/plugins/actions seem to eliminate it.

Go to the "file" pull down menu and the "file info" or alt+ctrl+I

If you use an image viewer such as Irfanview or ACDSee you can also check out the EXIF data – I use Irfanview to view web photos and often use the function to see tha details of the photo (when they are there)
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Avery
Nov 8, 2005
On Tue, 8 Nov 2005 06:08:54 -0500, "Roel Z"
wrote:

Dear gurus,
Is it possible to achieve EXIF info although the image (jpeg file) has been retouched in Photoshop? I understand that the data might’ve changed. Here’s the case, I opened an image, retouched it to make it nice and so on, saved it to jpg. However, when it was displayed on the website, the EXIF data would only show the pixel size (i.e. 600 x 600). Is EXIF only the original data from the camera? How do we obtain that data in Photoshop before/after the manipulation? Thanks Masters..

Roel

Photoshop CS maintains the following info: –

Make – FUJIFILM
Model – FinePixS2Pro
Orientation – Top left
XResolution – 72
YResolution – 72
ResolutionUnit – Inch
Software – Adobe Photoshop CS Windows
DateTime – 2005:10:25 22:14:13
YCbCrPositioning – Co-Sited
Copyright –
ExifOffset – 236
ExposureTime – 10/5000 seconds
FNumber – 5.60
ExposureProgram – Aperture priority
ISOSpeedRatings – 400
ExifVersion – 220
DateTimeOriginal – 2005:10:23 14:41:32
DateTimeDigitized – 2005:10:23 14:41:32
ComponentsConfiguration – YCbCr
CompressedBitsPerPixel – 3.20 (bits/pixel)
ShutterSpeedValue – 1/512 seconds
ApertureValue – F 5.66
BrightnessValue – 6.66
ExposureBiasValue – 0.00
MeteringMode – Multi-segment
LightSource – Auto
Flash – Not fired
FocalLength – 74.00 mm
FlashPixVersion – 010
ColorSpace – Uncalibrated
ExifImageWidth – 800
ExifImageHeight – 535
FocalPlaneXResolution – 1861
FocalPlaneYResolution – 1861
FocalPlaneResolutionUnit – Centimeter
SensingMethod – One-chip color area sensor
FileSource – Other
SceneType – Other
CustomRendered – Normal process
ExposureMode – Auto
WhiteBalance – Auto
FocalLengthIn35mmFilm – 111 mm
SceneCaptureType – Standard
Contrast – Normal
Saturation – Normal
Sharpness – Soft
SubjectDistanceRange – Unknown

I think PS 7 seems to replace the Exif data from the camera and just gives info as below

Orientation – Top left
XResolution – 300
YResolution – 300
ResolutionUnit – Inch
Software – Adobe Photoshop 7.0
DateTime – 2005:11:07 20:20:17
ExifOffset – 156
ColorSpace – Uncalibrated
ExifImageWidth – 1280
ExifImageHeight – 854

Of course, there could be setting somewhere to change this.

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