Have you ever tried a delicious dessert and wondered what kind of magical ingredients were used to make it taste so awesome?
Imagine seeing a beautiful photo on a blog or in someone’s photo gallery and being able to discover the exact camera, lens and settings that were used.
Well, there’s a nifty little tool that allows you to do just that. It’s called Jeffery’s Metadata EXIF viewer:
In this video, I’ll show you how to use the tool on a mobile, tablet or desktop computer.
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Wow. What a piece of info. Thank u
This is a fabulous site!! I always jot down photogs' data when they provide it so I can learn — this will be a huge help! Thanks so much π
Thank you
The ingredients depend on many thinks like: location, lighting, surfaces, reflections, white balance, etc. But, for equipment used, the site is ok!
hi Mr. Moose! greetings from the Philippines! π
really love your videos. please make a video on how to take jump shots!
you have a beautiful family. β€
Hi,
I saw that you have cheat sheets for canon rebel T2i and SL1. Can you please tell me if you have cheat sheets for the canon mirrorless M3? I am using it with the EOS M 22mm prime lens. Thank you in advance!
You are the Bomb! Thank you!
Awesome! Thanks Moose!
Oh man, I like this secret ninja tip a lot! So sneaky but not breaking any rules! Can't wait to give it a try! Thanks Moose! Great video! Great ending! π (Kade's laugh when you took off running was so contagious! Haha!)
Amazing video. I never knew this could be done. Awesome information. COOOOKIEEEπ
Super tips yet again Moose! I always forget to keep records of my settings! π Duh! Now at least I can see the "meta data" when I need to! 1,400 entries for the #stcadventure eh?! Wow! Where do you find the time? π Cheers matey!
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This is so coo! I just tried it and you can even see the edits made on a photo and what tools were used!
Brilliant tutorial. It's great to see that you are now considering tutorials for hobbyists. That's an upgrade from the Beginner level. With your guidance…many like me will one day evolve up to the expert level.
nice tip ππ really helpful keep it up πfrom Mexico