SSE at night

[DisneyGeek92]

I got off the monorail and was going into epcot just to get a shot of SSe at night and my battery died. I turned it on just to try and it worked. I was able to get off two or three shots and this is one that turned out.

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[mSummers]

Nice work! The color on SSE is great

 

[Craig]

that is excellent!
good work

 

[DisneyGeek92]

Thanks guys. I wish I could have used my tripod but it was in the car and I couldn't get to it.

 

[PolynesianMedic]

Nice Shot! It's nice to see the snow flakes on the ground also.

 

[DisneyGeek92]

I like the snowflakes as well. I think they really add something different and kinda shows what time of year.

 

[Scottwdw]

What was your exposure for this shot? You got great color with little blur of the moving people. Excellent shot!

 

[DisneyGeek92]

Not sure what the exposure was, I'm don't know how to read the data to see what it was. Thanks for the comments.

 

[Roger]

Camera Make: NIKON CORPORATION
Camera Model: NIKON D40
Image Date: 2008:01:02 07:42:22
Flash Used: No
Focal Length: 18.0mm (35mm equivalent: 27mm)
Exposure Time: 0.033 s (1/30)
Aperture: f/3.5
ISO equiv: 1600
White Balance: Auto
Metering Mode: Matrix
Exposure: Manual
Exposure Mode: Manual


What browser are you using?

 

[DisneyGeek92]

I'm using Firefox.

 

[Roger]

To see the EXIF data in Firefox, I'm using FxIF:

http://ted.mielczarek.org/code/mozilla/fxif/

Most image software out on the market will also let you see it. The cataloging software usually make it more prominent than the strict editors.

 

[Tim]

just as an FYI, if you use save for web in photoshop, it strips the exif data from the resulting jpeg.

 

[Roger]

just as an FYI, if you use save for web in photoshop, it strips the exif data from the resulting jpeg.

O RLY?

I'm surprised at Adobe for that.

 

[DisneyGeek92]

I have Photoshop Elements. Where do I go to view the EXIF data.

 

[Roger]

If I remember correctly, go to the catalog/organizer, find the picture, and there should be an option to have it autodisplay some of the properties in one of the windows. Or you can right-click and choose properties.

 

[Craig]

I always use to download the photo and then open in acdsee to see the properties or right click and choose advanced properties like Roger said.

I have found a well known program, though, that lets me right click on the internet without downloading and view the exif for any photo that still has it. the program is opanda

opanda iexif

I first wanted this program because I was nosy about the shutter count on my camera, and none of the programs I have paid for show it. I had to use this freeware!

 

[Roger]

Wait, Nikon doesn't hide it like Canon does? (shutter count)