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How do i view someones exif date?

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    Lucian
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    28 May 2012 - 8:41 AM
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    If i see an image online and i would like to view the exif Data incuding aperture and shutterspeed e.t.c how do i go about this. I thought i just needed to right click and go to properties but this only gives the date modified and the dimensions. If anyone could advise that would be good.

    Thanks

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    Big Bri
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    28 May 2012 - 8:50 AM
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    When I put stuff on the web, I don't include any EXIF data, so perhaps the same is true for the image you are looking at. In general, if you have saved the image to your disk (I guess you have) then on the Properties page, go to the Details tab. Try it with one of your own photos to check it works.

    Marts
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    5 Jun 2012 - 4:32 PM
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    The best way is to install a Exif Viewer extension to your browser. Then you can just hover over a pic online, right click and View Exif Data. The one I use on Chrome gives loads of info including camera model and lens model if the poster has kept data in tact.

    Jestertheclown
    5 Jun 2012 - 4:54 PM
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    The one in Chrome's OK.
    The one in Firefox is better.
    As Pete once told me; "it tells you everything except which eye you closed!"

    User_Removed
    5 Jun 2012 - 5:16 PM
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    In your case Bren, I'm guessing both Smile

    JOKE!

    Jestertheclown
    5 Jun 2012 - 5:22 PM
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    Either that, or the wrong one!

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