EXIF Data Display missing

What I'm really missing in Album is displaying of some EXIF-Data (Shutter Speed, ISO).
Other Apps like QuickPic show in three small rows the important data. But because of Google's restrictions I can not delete images with this app, so it's uncomfortable to switch between two apps.
I would love this in the Album-App.

I'm feeling totally ignored.

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EXIF data display on iPhone???

Isn't there a way (or an app?) that will allow me to see photo details on the iphone? Seems like there should be an info option there, somewhere...
Much of the discussions I have researched end with "sync to your computer and view the data there".
What do you do when someone asks "when was that photo taken?"
I must be missing something obvious, right?!
Thanks

Thanks for the reply. I am able to see the exif data (gps and date/time) when I export to my PC, too.
But, I still do not know of a way to list that data *from the iPhone itself*.
For example, if I spend a week taking pictures, I cannot determine which photo is from what date without pulling the pictures off the iphone. This seems a little odd to me. My $30 LG VX had a simple "Info" screen for each photo.
What would you do if you were showing pictures from your iPhone and someone asked when they were taken?
-Sean

EXIF data - Why is so much is missing in LRx but in RAW / DNG / CR2 images

I've seen the limitations in the EXIF data as shown in LR. I've seen the comments that it would be SO useful to sort / filter by all the EXIF data available in LR.
However LR shows a small proportion of the information that is available in the Meta data but there is missing EXIF data, that is of use to users, not every day, but it is there and with the aforementioned improvement of searching / sorting / grouping / stacking, I'd like this data to be accessible.
I was looking to find all the correctly exposed images in sets of 3 auto bracketted images -2, 0, +2 from todays shoot but this info is not listed in LR
So I looked in PhotoGrok, and it told me that the image I was looking at was AEBBracketValue -2, ie 2 stops under exposed in a set of auto bracket.
It also told me my camera was 37º when I was shooting in Cape Town this morning. It most certainly was not that warm outside.
My reason for finding the correctly exposed images in the sets was to see if they had sufficient exposure data to be used as one image rather than combining the 3 bracketted images using fusion / enBlend software to rescue the shadow detail and highlight detail in my shoot.
If you do play with PhotoGrok, you see more info than may be / is / could possibly be useful. But it does list a great deal.
I do get the basics
exposure
aperture
focal length
35mm equivalent
focal distance
hyperfocal distance
colour balance
AEBBracketValue
and the list goes on.
More importantly, this data has been extracted by LR from Canon 5DII CR2 files to DNG, so LR can see all this info.
Anyway, that is my request.
There is limited EXIF data displayed in LR, there are requests for sorting / searching / listing / stacking by more of the meta data that LR accesses.
I would like to see much more of this data available to be sorted / searched / stacked, so I can find amongst all the EXIF data, the AEBBracketValue = 0, ie correctly exposed images.
Rob Cole - Does your anyfilter access more of this info?
Hillrdg- you asked me to give my motivations for making suggestions, so I''ve taken your advise on board and to substantiate my argument.
yes, there is a workaround - It is to sort all the photos by capture time or file number and arrange them into 3 images in a grid view and just select the correct column, but this is slow. More importantly, this request is about vastly improving access to EXIF data and for other uses of the vast amount of EXIF data available in images.
hamish NIVEN Photography

EricInsalaco wrote:
Now I was under the impression Preview/Versions only take up a miniscule space on the HD since they don't FULLY copy the master file, they more create a bridge between the two that amounts to a few MB. Is it possible that it's taking up a much larger amount than intended here (a la the same basic mail attachment problem, but with Preview)? If so, what directory would that be located in?
Apple's documentation on Versions and what is kept in the Versions database is misleading, in my experience, though others will argue to the contrary.
In any case, all the Versions files and the database that keeps track of them are in an invisible folder in the root directory called
.DocumentRevisions-V100
The easiset way to check its size is to show invisible files by pasting the following command in Terminal:
defaults write com.apple.finder AppleShowAllFiles TRUE; killall Finder
press 'return' on the keyboard.
Now navigate to the hard disk in Finder and you should see DocumentRevisions and its size.
To turn off invisible files, use the same command as above but replace TRUE with FALSE.
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Exif Data Not Showing Up in Web Gallery?!

Some of my exif data is missing from my web gallery! f-stop, shutter speed missing.. check it out:
http://gallery.mac.com/johnnymcclung

Actually it is showing "max aperture" but not the actual aperture I shot at - I now can see shutter speed... but the aperture I used for the shots aren't showing up - either way, I had fun shooting the eclipse last night!

IPhoto '08 corrupts EXIF data on export

Hello All,
In using iPhoto '08 (including the latest update to 7.1) I am noticing the when I export files the EXIF data is getting corrupted.
My original files are fine--all EXIF data shows up properly, and galleries which I post to that are capable of displaying EXIF data display it just fine. However, when I export a file from iPhoto to JPG format, the galleries are unable to display the EXIF data. Using the Firefox extension, 'EXIF Viwer' ( https://addons.mozilla.org/en-US/firefox/addon/3905 ), I see there are errors in the data (screenshot here: http://jaaulde.com/exif_viewer.png )
Thanks for any help you can provide.
Jim

Jim:
It may be the server side software that's causing the problems. Another thread went thru something like this extensively and we found that files from some cameras, Canons for one, are not read properly by the software. We've downloaded the files and read the EXIF data and it was all there. I have a gallery of files from various cameras as an example: http://gallery.mac.com/toad.hall/100196. Click on the "i" button in the slideshow and you'll see those that get the EXIF data correct, primarily the shutter speed, and those that do not. I don't remember the thread but you can search this forum for "EXIF web gallery" or similar.
Do you Twango?
TIP: For insurance against the iPhoto database corruption that many users have experienced I recommend making a backup copy of the Library6.iPhoto database file and keep it current. If problems crop up where iPhoto suddenly can't see any photos or thinks there are no photos in the library, replacing the working Library6.iPhoto file with the backup will often get the library back. By keeping it current I mean backup after each import and/or any serious editing or work on books, slideshows, calendars, cards, etc. That insures that if a problem pops up and you do need to replace the database file, you'll retain all those efforts. It doesn't take long to make the backup and it's good insurance. iPhoto doesn't not have to be closed to run it, just idle.
I've written an Automator workflow application (requires Tiger), iPhoto dB File Backup, that will copy the selected Library6.iPhoto file from your iPhoto Library folder to the Pictures folder, replacing any previous version of it. It's compatible with iPhoto 08 libraries. You can download it at Toad's Cellar. Be sure to read the Read Me pdf file.

LR 1.3 Export of NEFs to JPEG Loses EXIF Data

When I use Lightroom 1.3 to export Nikon RAW (NEF) image files to a new directory as JPEGs, all of the camera EXIF data is missing in the exported JPEGs created by Lightroom.
In my Lightroom Catalog Settings, every option is checked on the Metadata panel (Include Develop Settings inside Metadata in JPEG...., Automatically write changes into XMP, and all Metadata browser categories).
On the Lightroom Export dialog, File Settings Format is set to JPEG, and Minimize Embedded Metadata is not checked.
My images files are from a Nikon D200.
I run on Windows XP SP2.
Any suggestions, or is this a bug?

What are you using to look at the metadata? If you do not check minimize metadata I always get everything written. Some programs cannot see the metadata though.
>In my Lightroom Catalog Settings, every option is checked on the Metadata panel (Include Develop Settings inside Metadata in JPEG...., Automatically write changes into XMP, and all Metadata browser categories).
This is irrelevant. For the exported jpeg, the only thing that matters is the export dialog. Also you should generally NOT enable automatically writing XMP data as it will slow down lightroom considerably (see the FAQ and the sticky threads).

LR v1.0 missing some very common EXIF data.

Just like in the beta, LR v1.0 is missing some of the main EXIF information that I see with other programs. I know about the setting to tell LR which EXIF data to show, and it's set to "All," so this isn't the problem.
My Minolta A2 RAW shots, for example, don't show the 35mm equivalent focal length. I find this data VERY useful in my work flow, so I really miss it. It's just too hard to have to constantly calculate this data since my cameras don't all have the same sensor size. I'm also missing quite a bit of the "camera specific" fields such as red-eye mode and some of the metering mode details. All of this info DOES show up in several other programs I've tried.
The EXIF info is clearly there, and it's common enough that other programs "see" it, so why is LR giving me such a limited list? It seems very odd to me that such a mainstream company like Adobe would display so much less of this data than software from several other MUCH smaller companies.
Thanks,
Larry

I just read over the instructions and tried Jeffrey's Metadata Viewer "Builder" tool, and it's really nice -- the instruction are clear and the Builder is quite intuitive. A big Thanks to Jeffrey for creating this and to Sid for pointing me to the page.
I was dumb and missed the intruction and creation pages at first, so here are some direct links for other people that may be as slow as I was:
Instruction page: http://regex.info/blog/2007-02-20/386
Preset Builder: http://regex.info/Lightroom/Meta/
One note: Jeffrey points out in the instruction page that the 35m Equiv Focal Length is not displaying in LR at the moment for some reason. He said he submitted this bug to Adobe. I wanted to mention this because this was a specific field I wanted to display, but apparently it's not possible to see it in LR at this time.
Thanks again,
Larry

Lightroom 4 Export - EXIF data missing

I noticed that the EXIF data did not seem to be included in the jpeg file resulting from EXPORT.
I have double checked to make sure that under the METADATA section to select "ALL" and have both boxes (Remove Location Info & Write Keyword as Lightroom Hierarchy) unchecked.
Doing the same export in Lightroom 3 has no problem to include EXIF data in the JPEG file.
I am running the MAC version of the released Lightroom 4. Thank you in advance.

Hi Dorin, thank you for your reply. After reading your reply, I went back and checked my jpeg files carefully. You are correct that all the EXIF metadata are there.
My statement of 'missing' EXIF data was based on my EXIF data did not show up after I uploaded my JPG files to pBase, while all still worked well with Lightroom 3. Uploading the same set of jpeg files to other photo site like Picasa, the EXIF information is all there. Also, when I import those jpeg files in Lightroom 4, t=all the EXIF metadat are there too. It implies that it is a problem with pBase having probelm reading the EXIF of jpeg file from Lightrrom 4. Not sure what is the difference in Lightroom preparing the jpeg files, but I believe this 'missing EXIF' problem is site specific (i.e. pBase).
I will modfify the Topis to show pBase problem only if I can. Thank you.

Missing exif data

I'm not really sure how this works but... I need an applescript that will
(1) search a directory structure,
(2) find the image files that are missing the exif date,
(3) write the date created to the missing exif date field
(4) rename the file using the created date
I have several thousands of images that are missing the exif information. Any assistance would be appreciated...
Thanks

How are you trying to install it? There are two methods the easiest is to download the DMG file. Assuming you are doing the DMG file install are you saying that the installer hangs?
I don''t install using the DMG file so I can't say if there are problems with it.
When you get it running I do have a question for you:
You state that you have image files missing the Exif date information and that you want to add it back
(3) write the date created to the missing exif date field
but where are you getting the date created from if it is not in the file? Are you saying you want to use the file creation date? You realize that is not always the same as the image creation date, right?
4) rename the file using the created date
So you want to rename the file using the file creation date (which is now also the exif date)?
regards

CS6 Bridge "Not Displaying Subject Distance Information in Exif Data"

In Bridge CS5 the "Subject Distance" information is displayed for Zoom lenses which report distance information, under the Camera Data (Exif) panel.
In Bridge CS6 either 64 or 32 bit, no "Subject Distance" information is displayed for the same files, which report this information under CS5 bridge.
I have checked that the "Subject Distance" is checked and turned on under the preferences section. Not sure if the data is either not being read or just not being displayed.

Thanks Ian,
Read Metadata from File isn't the answer since doing this obliterates everything that has been added to the metadata since the original import, but does add the Subject Distance. I'm using RAW (NEF) files without xmp sidecars. If I save to xmp and then Read Metadata from File, it works. I just hoped there might be a simpler way to get the Subject Distance into the catalogue. I also have many jpg images in my catalogue (before I started shooting raw) and the xmp solution can't be applied to those, although I could save the metadata to the jpg files (I don't really want to do that either). I originally started with a Nikon D50 and those images have Subject Distance in their Exif data, so the information is there for all my images, I just need an easy way to get it into the catalogue.

Missing/Corrupt EXIF Data

I was looking at a folder of images today, and noticed that the camera data was not showing up and the images looked out of focus. Moments later the camera data showed up but the images still looked blurry (thumbs). Suddenly all the thumbs in the folder disappeared, being replaced by the .nef icon. I mean instantly, they all changed to the icon. I tried to open but got the message:
"Could not complete the request because it is not the right kind of document. "
So I tried to open it using DXO and it returned :
"This image cannot be processed since its EXIF data cannot be read or is missing".
Right click the image and the File Info is missing from the menu.
How does this happen? I have opened these images in the past. I can imagine the instant insanity should all my .nef's suddenly do this!
I am using Bridge running Photoshop CC on Win 7 64 bit. The .xmp data exists according to Win Explorer. There is no Bridge cache showing for the folder in Win explorer.
I am unsure as to whether this belongs here or in Bridge or???

I don’t think WFW would know about any outsider accessing the file on dropbox since it runs on your local computer. If this is the first time you’ve used dropbox, it may have been asking for permission for dropbox to access your local system via the public network (there are local, domain and public tiers in the firewall rules) since dropbox synchronizes things between computers via the data stored in the dropbox cloud storage.
In other words, I downloaded the file to my local computer using the public link you provided, and wasn’t logged in as you, so would have been accessing the dropbox cloud for retrieve the file but not be logged in as you, but I don’t think the WFW would know I was doing anything for that interaction because that is between me and the cloud, not something on your local computer. Depending on how you answered the WFW question, you may have blocked dropbox from doing its normal things. You can get into the WFW configuration in Admin Tools (or maybe Control Panel) and enable things for a particular program that you may have disabled by mistake.
Back to the corrupted file issue: spot-check a few of the bad files on the backup, right-click Properties, and look at the Created Date and Modified Date, compared to the expected date the backup first would have copied them, to see if either indicates the date the zeros were written. You might want to compare those dates on files that are ok, to see if there is some difference in pattern. It is possible the backup software updates those dates to be what the source files dates are which might mask the backup-software's last-copy date, which is what you want.
If you can determine the date for the zeros and it is fairly recent, then the system event log might list something as having occurred.
If there haven't been any viruses, then I'd say it was a transient condition, either in the circuit-boards or cabling or the hard-drive media, itself.
Has the computer ever locked up so you had to turn the power off to get control back of the mouse?
You can test the hard-drive media for errors by chkdsk d: /r or chkdsk d: /b (or the gui-scandisk equivalents) to scan for data errors--iffy media problems. Move any virtual-memory swapfile off that drive if you want to test it while the computer is running. Maybe do a plain chkdsk, first, one where you don't fix problems and don't test the media, which would find problems indicated with zeros in the directory-structure, first. And if you find any of those, disconnect your backup drive in case the "fixes" corrupt even more things and that gets replicated.
A chkdsk that fixes media problems will likely take several/many hours.

Bridge - Exposure Camera Data (Exif) metadata display problem

I'm working with raw files with thumbnails displayed in Bridge Content. In Bridge preferences > Metadata I have Exposure and Exposure Bias Value checked on. (These are the first two lines in the metadata panel.) When I select a raw file in Bridge the Exposure and Exposure Bias Value metadata are displayed in Bridge Metadata panel as expected. When I open the raw file in acr 7 and make some edits, click Done in acr and return focus to Bridge, the Bridge thumbnail is updated but the Exposure line in Bridge metadata panel disappears -- the Exposure Bias Value is the first line of the metadata panel. If I clear the settings, the Exposure line and data return to the metadata panel. I also have 'Exposure' selected for one of the additional lines in thumbnail metadata, where the exposure data is correctly displayed even when the exposure metadata line is not shown in the metadata panel.
I do not see this problem in pscs5 with acr 6.7 beta. Is there some setting I need to check or is this a bug?

For anyone who may find this post wondering why they can't see the specific EXIF data for each photo... "Show Metadata Placard" may be what you're looking for. Click the drop down at the top right of your Metadata panel and tick "Show Metadata Placard." This will display a panel that looks like the info. panel on your camera (shutter speed, f-stop, iso, white balance, etc.).
I had to figure this out after getting frustrated by the fact that Camera Data (Exif) in the Metadata panel only shows the "Max Aperture Value" of the lens instead of the aperture value that you actually shot.

EXIF data LENS MODEL information is not displayed

I have imported my photos into Aperture 2.0.1 and notice that in the EXIF data, the Lens Model is blank. I know the information is in the RAW image file because when I open it with other RAW converters I can see the lens information that I used to take the shot. I am not sure why this information isn't showing up or how to get it to see it or display it.
Don't know if it matters but I shoot with a Pentax K10D.

The lens data doesn't appear for my K10D either so I guess it does matter. The images I'm working on were just imported into Aperture 2.0.1. I've switched between Raw 1.0 and Raw 2.0 with no change. The field is still blank. It's get the focal length right so I expect the data is there. I'll bet it works fine for most of the Canikons.
I really would like to be able to use this field for searching. I'll keep checking though.

Missing EXIF Data on Export

Over the last few months I have developed quite a love/hate relationship with A3. It has so many great features, but at times they are over shadowed by slow performance and bugs. The most recent bug to drive me nuts is missing EXIF data, specifically lens model/serial number, flash exp. comp., and focus mode/distance. It doesn't matter how the file was exported, the aforementioned data disappears every time.
A quick forum/web search shows that I am not the only one experiencing this phenomenon, but I was unable to find any solutions. So I guess my question is, has anyone found a fix for this problem?

I share your views. A3 has a lot of great functions. But for this price I would expect to have full geotagger functionality i.e. not only positioning, but also direction inclination angle all kind of data my great Solmeta Geotagger Pro stores in the picture metadata.
Geosetter e free software on PC has all that so why is Apple not able to deliver the same package?

Some photos misses some EXIF data

Hello,
I'm wondering why some of the photos on my iPhone are missing some EXIF information like the date when the photo was taken or the GPS data.
All the photos were taken with the default camera app and were copied to the Mac via iPhoto and Imagecapture. So what happened? Are the EXIF data really LOST?
Photos with missing EXIF data:
[Height] => 1536
[Width] => 2048
[IsColor] => 1
[ByteOrderMotorola] => 1
[Thumbnail.FileType] => 2
[Thumbnail.MimeType] => image/jpeg
[Orientation] => 6
[XResolution] => 72/1
[YResolution] => 72/1
[ResolutionUnit] => 2
[YCbCrPositioning] => 1
[ExifIFDPointer] => 102
[ExifVersion] => 0221
[ComponentsConfiguration] =>
[FlashPixVersion] => 0100
[ColorSpace] => 1
Photos with correct EXIF data:
[Height] => 1536
[Width] => 2048
[IsColor] => 1
[ByteOrderMotorola] => 1
[ApertureFNumber] => f/2.8
[Thumbnail.FileType] => 2
[Thumbnail.MimeType] => image/jpeg
[Make] => Apple
[Model] => iPhone 3GS
[Orientation] => 6
[XResolution] => 72/1
[YResolution] => 72/1
[ResolutionUnit] => 2
[Software] => 3.1.2
[DateTime] => 2010:01:01 06:52:37
[YCbCrPositioning] => 1
[ExifIFDPointer] => 206
[GPSIFDPointer] => 544
[ExposureTime] => 1/10
[FNumber] => 14/5
[ExposureProgram] => 2
[ISOSpeedRatings] => 1016
[ExifVersion] => 0221
[DateTimeOriginal] => 2010:01:01 06:52:37
[DateTimeDigitized] => 2010:01:01 06:52:37
[ComponentsConfiguration] =>
[ShutterSpeedValue] => 6745/2029
[ApertureValue] => 4281/1441
[MeteringMode] => 1
[Flash] => 32
[FocalLength] => 77/20
[FlashPixVersion] => 0100
[ColorSpace] => 1
[ExifImageWidth] => 2048
[ExifImageLength] => 1536
[SensingMethod] => 2
[ExposureMode] => 0
[WhiteBalance] => 0
[Sharpness] => 0
[GPSLatitudeRef] => N
[GPSLatitude] => Array
[0] => 48/1
[1] => 4714/100
[2] => 0/1
[GPSLongitudeRef] => E
[GPSLongitude] => Array
[0] => 9/1
[1] => 1052/100
[2] => 0/1
[GPSTimeStamp] => Array
[0] => 6/1
[1] => 52/1
[2] => 3366/100
[GPSImgDirectionRef] => T
[GPSImgDirection] => 47864/181

I have this same issue. It seems that more photos are being recorded without time/date and camera info than with this info.
I hope someone can help us fix this issue asap!
Thanks!

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