Nikon D70 photoshop CS2 vergeet deel EXIF data

[Belial_666]

Ik gebruik CS2 om mijn nikon D70 foto's te bewerken. Nu merk ik dat CS2 niet alle EXIF data kan lezen

Weet iemand hier een oplossing voor ?


[Camera]
Camera Manufacturer : NIKON CORPORATION
Camera Model : NIKON D70s
Orientation : top-left (1)
X Resolution : 300/1
Y Resolution : 300/1
Resolution unit : Inch
Software : Adobe Photoshop CS2 Windows
Date modified : 2006:05:15 18:15:48
YCbCr Positioning : co-sited (2)

[Image]
Exposure time [s] : 1/1600
F-Number : 13.0
Exposure program : Normal (2)
EXIF version : 02.21
Date taken : 2006:05:05 10:32:49
Date digitized : 2006:05:05 10:32:49
Components configuration : YCbCr
Compressed bits per pixel : 2
Exposure bias value : 0/1
Max aperture : F3.5
Metering mode : Multi-segment (5)
Light source : Unknown (0)
Flash : No flash
Focal length [mm] : 18.
SubSecTime : 70
SubSecTimeOriginal : 70
SubSecTimeDigitized : 70
FlashPix Version : 01.00
Colour space : sRGB
EXIF image width : 3008
EXIF image length : 2000
Interoperability offset : 840
Sensing method : One-chip color area sensor (2)
File source : DSC
Scene type : A directly photographed image
Custom rendered : Normal process (0)
Exposure mode : Auto (0)
White balance : Auto (0)
Digital zoom : 1
Focal length (35mm) : 27
Scene capture type : Standard (0)
Gain control : Low gain up (1)
Contrast : Normal (0)
Saturation : High (2)
Sharpness : Soft (1)
Subject distance range : Unknown (0)

[Thumbnail]
Compression : 6
X Resolution : 72
Y Resolution : 72
Resolution unit : Inch
Thumbnail offset : 966
Thumbnail length : 8287

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[Camera]
Camera Manufacturer : NIKON CORPORATION
Camera Model : NIKON D70s
Orientation : top-left (1)
X Resolution : 300
Y Resolution : 300
Resolution unit : Inch
Software : Ver.1.00
Date modified : 2006:05:05 10:32:49
YCbCr Positioning : co-sited (2)

[Image]
Exposure time [s] : 1/1600
F-Number : 13.0
Exposure program : Normal (2)
EXIF version : 02.21
Date taken : 2006:05:05 10:32:49
Date digitized : 2006:05:05 10:32:49
Components configuration : YCbCr
Compressed bits per pixel : 2
Exposure bias value : 0/1
Max aperture : F3.5
Metering mode : Multi-segment (5)
Light source : Unknown (0)
Flash : No flash
Focal length [mm] : 18.
SubSecTime : 70
SubSecTimeOriginal : 70
SubSecTimeDigitized : 70
FlashPix Version : 01.00
Colour space : sRGB
EXIF image width : 3008
EXIF image length : 2000
Interoperability offset : 29520
Sensing method : One-chip color area sensor (2)
File source : DSC
Scene type : A directly photographed image
Custom rendered : Normal process (0)
Exposure mode : Auto (0)
White balance : Auto (0)
Digital zoom : 1
Focal length (35mm) : 27
Scene capture type : Standard (0)
Gain control : Low gain up (1)
Contrast : Normal (0)
Saturation : High (2)
Sharpness : Soft (1)
Subject distance range : Unknown (0)

[Makernotes]
Data version : 0210
ISO Setting : 1600
Image Quality : NORMAL
White balance : AUTO
Image Sharpening : NONE
Focus mode : AF-S
Flash Setting : NORMAL
White Balance Fine Tune : 0
ISO setting : 0
Image Boundary : 0
Tone Compensation : AUTO
Lens type : 6
Lens : 18/1
Flash mode : Did Not Fire
AF Point : Single Area, Center
Color hue : MODE3a
Light source : NATURAL
Hue Adjustment : 0
Noise Reduction : OFF
LensID : (0 0 1 63 2d 7f 40 2d 5c 2c 34 84 2c ef 40 20 59 5 0 0 15 5 0 1 6 0 0 0 0 4e 0 )
Serial Number : NO= 100573db
Shutter Count : 1189
Image Optimization : CUSTOM
Saturation : ENHANCED
Vari Program :

[Thumbnail]
Compression : 6
X Resolution : 300
Y Resolution : 300
Resolution unit : Inch
Thumbnail offset : 29660
Thumbnail length : 8438
YCbCr Positioning : co-sited (2)

[WhizzCat]

Makernotes zijn volgens mij fabrikant afhankelijk en vallen dus niet onder de EXIF standaard. Dacht ik tenminste...

[simon]

Ja, Nikon gebruikt wat alternatieve Exif stijl

[Floor-is]

Verplaatst naar FGW

[Belial_666]

iemand een tip hoe ik die exif data behoud of weer in die jpg krijg ?

vooral de ISO waarden vind ik wel belangrijk

[Belial_666]

I use a program called Exifer (http://www.exifer.friedemann.info/) to backup the EXIF and IPTC data before messing around in photoshop. I also find it to be one of the most simple programs I've seen to add/edit IPTC data.

Usually what I do is something like this:

1. Work on copies of the originals
2. Backup EXIF data using Exifer
3. Edit as needed in photoshop
4. Restore EXIF data using Exifer
5. Add IPTC data using exifer

Even when using save-as in photoshop, it seems to alter some of the EXIF data. Hence I use exifer to backup EXIF prior to any photoshop work.

Hope this helps.

Cheers!

[jules]

Zowiezo is het verstandig om niet in je bron bestanden te werken maar een kopie daarvan. Zorgt er dus ook voor dat je exif altijd bewaard blijft.

[ Voor 25% gewijzigd door jules op 04-06-2006 02:06 ]

[riotrick]

Je hebt overigens van hetzelfde last als riotrick in "Behouden van shooting info in photoshop ..."
Het lijk mij handiger om evt met een plugin dat photoshop alle exif data gewoon behoud.