No ISO thats not possible....IS IT?

Nikon AF Nikkor 50mm f/1.8

01/31/2005 01:20:04 AM · #1

ok here's the deal and i know quite alot about the D70 but can't figgure this 1 out even after consulting the manual-

My D70 will take a pic.(that part is good), when i go to review it it will give me all the info (in side the camrea) the white bal., f stop it was taken/apture....etc. it is all good in the camrea...

but...when i take it into iphoto of PS(CS) for mac.OS X. the file info comes up with the apture,shutter speed, focal distance...and so on.....BUT NOT THE ISO!!!!!

the ISO setting be it 200 or 1600 reads as blank or in iphoto typical fashion -- it give no indication of anything ever having been recorded for the ISO setting....

yet pop the card back into the camera and go through the all the meany file info settings and it is right there ISO 1000(in this case)

why is this happening and how can i get my ISO file info to show?

if any1 has had this happen or can help i thank u very much for your input....

_brando_

sparkly

Nikon D300

01/31/2005 01:27:06 AM · #2

I use Opanda's IExif to view exif info. I usually shoot RAW+JPEG so if I need to check the ISO of a file I just check the JPEG.

//www.opanda.com/en/iexif/

It also tells you how many total pictures you've taken if you didn't turn on continous file counting before your first picture. I'm up to 9046. heh.

nsbca7

Mattel Barbie Photo Designer Digital Camera

01/31/2005 01:36:04 AM · #3

If you have PS 8 why are you using iphoto?

Tamron SP AF 28-75mm f/2.8 XR Di for Canon

01/31/2005 01:43:08 AM · #4

Originally posted by nsbca7:

If you have PS 8 why are you using iphoto?

i use PS mainly i was just checking to see if the samething happened in iphoto and it does....

-to sparkly-[ btw it is the .jpgs and raw that will not give me the info(ie. can't get it from eigther) ]

----->still looking for help if any1 elce has any ideas...does this happen with every d70

_brando_

*//www.opanda.com/en/iexif/- this looks good but it is windows only anybody got a program like it for mac.

*edit

Message edited by author 2005-01-31 01:53:17.

ganders

Canon EOS-40D

01/31/2005 02:35:50 AM · #5

The D70 doesn't store the ISO figure where every other camera on the planet does, so most software won't spot it. You have to use something like Nikon's PictureProject to look it up.

01/31/2005 03:30:51 AM · #6

Originally posted by ganders:

The D70 doesn't store the ISO figure where every other camera on the planet does, so most software won't spot it. You have to use something like Nikon's PictureProject to look it up.

dang it, but thanks that is good to know. Oh well it will keep my memory sharp to try and remember the ISOs.

if there is a program i'm sure there has got to be another other than nikons lame softwhere.

>to every1<-let me know howi can get my hands on it...

thanx once again

_bran(woops what was the ISO of that)do_