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Jan 27 2009 05:57pm

Quote (chantal7 @ Tue, Jan 27 2009, 04:59pm)

lol - yeah, Aperture is same as F stop.

http://i537.photobucket.com/albums/ff339/SpammersHeaven/Winter/IMG_426c.jpg

Orientation of image: 1
File change date and time: 2009:01:26 22:49:00
Image input equipment manufacturer: Canon
Image input equipment model: Canon EOS 40D
Software used: Adobe Photoshop 7.0
Exposure time: 0.05
F number: 6.3
Exposure program: 4
ISO speed rating: 800
Shutter speed: 4.375
Aperture: 5.375
Exposure bias: 0
Metering mode: 5
Flash: 16
Lens focal length: 22
Focal plane X resolution: 4438.36
Focal plane Y resolution: 4445.97
Focal plane resolution unit: 2
Custom rendered: 0
Exposure mode: 0
White balance: 1
Scene capture type: 0

hmm that's weird I mean if F stop and aperture is the same thing then why on earth would it show two different numbers and same thing with Shutter speed and exposure time... lol I mean 0.05 second exposure time sounds correct but I definitely didn't use shutter speed that long lol. Oh well I guess certain programs and stuff are just too confusing and complicated for me to even bother to try to understand

. Thanks though

Think I am going to try to download Opera and try it out.

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Jan 27 2009 06:30pm

Quote (Futurama @ Tue, Jan 27 2009, 05:57pm)

. Thanks though

Think I am going to try to download Opera and try it out.

F stop is just the number maybe, and maybe the aperture is the actual size? lol idk

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Jan 27 2009 06:43pm

Quote (chantal7 @ Wed, 28 Jan 2009, 02:30)

F stop is just the number maybe, and maybe the aperture is the actual size? lol idk

imo f-number is just a number for how much light gets in and higher the number less light gets in. F-stops are made standard on photography lenses, aperature is the size imo, but not sure

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Jan 27 2009 06:49pm

Quote (Antichrist- @ Tue, Jan 27 2009, 06:43pm)

imo f-number is just a number for how much light gets in and higher the number less light gets in. F-stops are made standard on photography lenses, aperature is the size imo, but not sure

Could be right! That was pretty much my theory - lol.

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Jan 27 2009 07:09pm

Ah yeah. I guess you are both right

So I guess F-number is a way to measure aperture which is how wide the hole is to let in light or something like that lol

http://www.dpreview.com/learn/?/Glossary/Exposure/Aperture_01.htm

Quote (chantal7 @ Tue, Jan 27 2009, 06:49pm)

Could be right! That was pretty much my theory - lol.

That's the most accurate theory I've ever heard and you didn't even have to read a full article to come to that conclusion lol.

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Jan 27 2009 07:40pm

So much talent here!

I have a question regarding this 'Opera' that gives you all info...
What is it to give you all the info on a picture?
And how do you use it?

This post was edited by MotherOfTwo on Jan 27 2009 07:45pm

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Jan 27 2009 07:44pm

Quote (MotherOfTwo @ Wed, 28 Jan 2009, 03:40)

So much talent here!

I have a question regarding this 'Opera' that gives you all info...
What is it to gaive you all the info on a picture?
And how do you use it?

right click from the mouse and photos properties, it will show the exif data of the pic if its still there

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Jan 27 2009 10:17pm

Quote (Futurama @ Tue, Jan 27 2009, 07:09pm)

Ah yeah. I guess you are both right

So I guess F-number is a way to measure aperture which is how wide the hole is to let in light or something like that lol

http://www.dpreview.com/learn/?/Glossary/Exposure/Aperture_01.htm

That's the most accurate theory I've ever heard and you didn't even have to read a full article to come to that conclusion lol.

Common sense is awesome! lol

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Jan 28 2009 01:01am

Quote (chantal7 @ Tue, Jan 27 2009, 10:17pm)

Common sense is awesome! lol

hahaha. Well you should lend me some lol jk.

hehe I just downloaded Opera. It seems smaller than Firefox and it seems that not all photos contain Exif data especially those uploaded on Flickr

This post was edited by Futurama on Jan 28 2009 01:04am

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Jan 28 2009 05:56am

Quote (doyleo @ Tue, Jan 27 2009, 09:13pm)

This just shows you dont need a £1k camera to take great shots!

Well done

e/ btw what lens' do you use mate?

Thank you,

Lenses: sigma 18-200, Canon 10-22 mm. And then especially for that last one i use a few filters.

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