OS X Tip - Two Click's from EXIF data...

I tried the Tip shown below...and for me, it doesn't work as advertised...I only see the 'last saved' information...no EXIF data...I have another program I use to give me a complete list of the data...but why doesn't it work for me???
You’re Two Clicks from a Photo’s EXIF Data
When you take a photo with a digital camera, the camera embeds info directly into the file, including the make and model of camera, the exposure, shutter speed, and a host of other info (called eXiF data). That info is usually viewed within an application like Photoshop or iPhoto, but now you can view it right from the Finder.
Just click on the photo’s icon, then press Command-i to bring up the info dialog. When it appears, click on the right-facing triangle beside the words “More info” and the basic eXiF data will appear.
1.42 Mini 80 gb Mac OS X (10.4.8) 1gb BT/AP - 250gb FW - 320gb usb2

This is normal behaviour when saving to drives that are not HFS formatted.
See: http://docs.info.apple.com/article.html?artnum=106510
They are called "double apple" files, and contain resource fork and metadata relating to the file. For instance photoshop thumbnails or custom icons are stored in the "doulbe apple" part.

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I checked that box but wasn't around the sleeping computer long enough to tell if it made a difference. I plugged in a lamp with a dimmer and turned it up and down with no effect. Then I had an idea. I'm going to wait a couple of days before marking this as definitely solved, but here's what happened:
The UPS has three outlets marked "controlled by master." Anything plugged into these gets it's power turned off when the computer is sleeping. I had long ago moved the peripherals to the other outlets because I didn't like having my computer and monitor wake up whenever I turned on the printer just to use the copy function. Near the power button on the UPS is another smaller button with a graphic symbol. If you hold this down for a few seconds it turns off the "master enable" function. After I did this the clicking stopped.
This still leaves some unanswered (though no longer important) questions: Why was this an issue with the mini but not with the G5? Why was I getting clicking noises in response to doing things on the computer even with the usb connection to the UPS disconnected? Why was I also getting them even when the computer was asleep? One possible factor is the usb hub. The old one was on a pci card, while the new one is external with a power cord connected to the UPS. Another factor may be the ungrounded power plug on the mini vs. the grounded one on the G5. At any rate it looks like the problem is solved, at least for now.

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My problem is that I am a pro photographer (and do some video work) and I had a bunch of things I haven't backed up yet on the media drive and can't replace. I was actually planning on backing them up soon, but what help is planning at this point. I can't tell you how dumb I feel, or i guess numb is a better word.
I noticed a recover file in the trash called "EFTFile1.sparseimage" I'm not sure if that is related, or related to the process of the first erasing process. It is 201.74 GB used. My RAID is made up of 4 X 279.3 drives which was about 1 TB. It was nearly full, so you can imagine how much stuff I had on there. I wanted to back it up, but since I don't have a drive of that size elsewhere I was going to have to be selective about that, which is why I hadn't done it yet. I was trying to pare it down first. My boot drive is 465 GB, and still reads zero space available.
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Dana Gartenlaub wrote:
> In File Info, Camera Data 1 lists any lens that is recent enough
> to communicate its identity to the camera. This works on Pentax
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It may work this way with Pentax PEF files but unfortunately doesn't with Minolta MRW or Sony ARW files. Of course, Minolta AF (and now Sony Alpha) lenses do report their identities to the camera, and the camera does write this info into the EXIF data but it ends up as an obscure lens ID in the Minolta (or Sony) Maker Notes where most 3rd-party software (including Adobe's) cannot (or would not) access it.
Eric DeSilva wrote:
> Adobe apps will store it in XMP format, but all the makernote
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This is not true! Adobe XMP won't read the Maker Notes sections but it does preserve them. When I convert an MRW file to DNG (with Adobe DNG Converter) and then create a TIFF or JPEG file from the DNG (with Camera Raw) then the Minolta Maker Notes will still be present in the final TIFF or JPEG file (and of course in the DNG file, too).
Thomas Knoll wrote:
> The problem of the lens data for Minolta/Sony cameras is the
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> ID codes.
Sigma lenses don't have Minolta/Sony lens IDs but just random numbers. Kindly ignore what Sigma lenses do. And please don't bother which lens 'was really used.' Just provide us with the lens ID found in the EXIF Minolta/Sony Maker Notes data. Please!
By the way, is there a way to access the Minolta Maker Note LensID tag (or any tag) in the EXIF data through the JavaScript API? If not then please add one!
Currently, I enter the names of the Minolta/Sony lenses manually into the metadata. I customized my File Info Panel 'Camera Data 1' so I can enter the data there in a fairly comfortable way. This is not too hard to do because usually I am using no more than two or three different lenses per assignment usually. This way, the lens names go into the exif/1.0/aux tag named 'Lens.' Unfortunatey, due to a bug in Bridge or in XMP, raw files and DNG files won't accept changes in this and a few more tags; only TIFF and JPEG files will. Instead, the change will get stored in Bridge's cache only. So I wrote a Bridge script to manipulate the XMP sidecar files' contents directly, to 'burn' the changes from the volatile cache permanently into the disk files' metadata.
All this would become *much* easier when 1) we had access to the lens ID in the Minolta (or Sony) Maker Notes and 2) someone would eventually care about fixing that $#!+ metadata bug in Bridge (or XMP) which was already there in Bridge 1.0 and still is around in Bridge 2.1.
-- Olaf

How to merge two search button from different criteria

How to merge two search button from different criteria
this image show the question
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You can!t using af:query. the af:query component comes as is. If you can't do it through the properties, you probably can't do it at all.
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