A Waterfall....

10 years 6 months ago #300016 by effron
Stumbled on to this a few days ago.....


Why so serious?
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10 years 6 months ago #300040 by Tuscan Muse
Wow! Gorgeous and as always, a wonderful shot.
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10 years 6 months ago #300082 by StephanieW
Do you recall what shutterspeed you used? Water is one of my favorite things to photograph and I love the smooth effect of a slower speed. But I always run the risk of washing them out when I do it. This is the effect I"m going for.


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10 years 6 months ago - 10 years 6 months ago #300102 by effron
It was an eight second exposure. You should be able to view the exif with a right click..... ;)

edit: Also, its hard to see but a little bluish button on the bottom right of photo enables exif......

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10 years 6 months ago - 10 years 6 months ago #300125 by garyrhook
and f/13 at ISO 100.

Um, what bluish button?


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10 years 6 months ago #300235 by effron

garyrhook wrote: and f/13 at ISO 100.

Um, what bluish button?


Hover your pointer in the very bottom right, and an exif "button" should highlight....click on it.... ;)

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10 years 6 months ago #300271 by StephanieW
I really hate to be a bother, but I'm new here and I think I'm doing something wrong. When I right click I just get the usual menu and I see no bluish button to enable this feature. I feel very new and sorta lost. Sorry to be an obnoxious newbie :(

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10 years 6 months ago #300293 by effron
Google exif viewer, and download the appropriate one for your browser. I use Google chrome, for example and you will get the same menu with added options at the bottom one of which will be the exif viewer.
Also again, hover your pointer in the far right, extreme lower and see a faint blue object, it looks like a camera. When it highlights, click and any info left in file should display on the right.....Hope that helps!..... ;)
(You're not a bother, the only bad question is one not asked)

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10 years 6 months ago #300437 by Eras
:thumbsup: Fantastic composition, colour, movement/flow of water...everything just perfect!

(btw: in Windows Internet Explorer neither of the 2 methods to view exif works...time for a new browser for me!)


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10 years 6 months ago #300441 by effron
Internet Explorer?? Who wudda thunk? Yes, its time to move out of the 20th century....... :P

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10 years 6 months ago #300461 by garyrhook

effron wrote:

garyrhook wrote: and f/13 at ISO 100.

Um, what bluish button?


Hover your pointer in the very bottom right, and an exif "button" should highlight....click on it.... ;)


OK, an extension. Got it.


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10 years 6 months ago #300643 by StephanieW
Thank you! I will Google an extension. I appreciate the help.

Also, Eras, I highly recommend either Chrome or Firefox. If you use any other Google products go with Chrome. Google is pretty much my go to for everything and it's nice having only one log in for all my accounts. Could also be a security risk, but eh...


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10 years 6 months ago #300747 by garyrhook
The problem here is that there are a large numer of exif viewers for Chrome, and most of them don't work well. It would be helpful to know precisely which one is being referenced. Telling us to "google exif viewer" (assuming google is a euphemism for search) results in viewers I already have installed. None of them involve a blue button, much less actually work well.


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10 years 6 months ago #300787 by effron
I don't remember adding exif to chrome, but must have. Mine works great, see if this helps......
chrome.google.com/webstore/detail/exif-v...mcfidnohffepopnhhpkk

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10 years 6 months ago #300817 by garyrhook
OK, thanks. Doesn't work for me, for some reason. I may have to look at the code, just as an exercise.

Most of the EXIF viewers I've tried fail in some way or another. The only thing that really seems to work is going directly to Jeffrey's site to do the analysis. And many of the PT images don't contain any useful information.


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