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08/02/2004 01:08:58 PM · #1 |
Hi!
I'm relatively new to the site, and have finally (maybe:) gotten up the nerve to enter a photo. I have a question, though, before I can do that... For the submissions, you have to enter the aperture, shutter speed, and ISO. I think I've figured out where in my metadata the aperture and shutter speed are listed, but can't figure out what data would correspond to the ISO. I'm using ACDSee (came with the camera) if that helps. Thanks a lot, as you can tell, I am fumbling through this trying to learn! |
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08/02/2004 01:20:58 PM · #2 |
ISO refers to the "speed" of the sensor in film terms; I don't know where to locate that in ACDSee.
But, that info is not required to submit the photo, so if you can't locate it, go ahead and submit the photo anyway. You can always add the information after the voting in the form of a comment.
Welcome, good luck, have fun!
Message edited by author 2004-08-02 13:21:33. |
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08/02/2004 02:18:58 PM · #3 |
My camera doesn't give me the ISO either. I'm not sure if I have something turned off or what. I almost always shoot at 50 so it's not too big of a deal.
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08/02/2004 03:32:06 PM · #4 |
On my camera and in Irfanview, the ISO shows up as exposure index or as sensitivity. See if you have those readings. :o)
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08/02/2004 03:42:05 PM · #5 |
In ACdsee just right click/properties and the iso is there along with all the other details, ie. shutter speed/date/fstop
Must be the original unedited file ( which you must keep intact) to retain it.
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08/02/2004 03:57:37 PM · #6 |
Originally posted by Tuckersmom:
Hi!
I'm relatively new to the site, and have finally (maybe:) gotten up the nerve to enter a photo. I have a question, though, before I can do that... For the submissions, you have to enter the aperture, shutter speed, and ISO. I think I've figured out where in my metadata the aperture and shutter speed are listed, but can't figure out what data would correspond to the ISO. I'm using ACDSee (came with the camera) if that helps. Thanks a lot, as you can tell, I am fumbling through this trying to learn! |
According to this dpreview article, you should be able to see the ISO setting on your camera's LCD.
Like soâ€Â¦
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08/03/2004 07:31:16 PM · #7 |
| Thanks everybody for the info - I think I've finally gotten it, I never thought to look on the camera LCD ! |
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08/03/2004 08:23:16 PM · #8 |
Try this site //www.takenet.or.jp/~ryuuji/minisoft/exifread/english/
for a really helpful took to get all the info from your photos' that you'll ever need.
Hope it helps.
Ross |
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