ISO Value Display

[Guest]

Hi,

is there a way to display the iso value in fullscreen-view?

I'm using a canon ixus 40 right now and i.e. in fullscreen display
i cannot display the iso value despite i told xnview to show
the iso value at fullscreen-view.

I did 'EXIF - Image - ISO Value' at the options->fullscreen->insert
tab wich puts this in the value-field: <ISO>

All the other values are displayed correctly, i.e. <Exposure>
displays the correct exporsure time.

[xnview]

Hi,

is there a way to display the iso value in fullscreen-view?

I'm using a canon ixus 40 right now and i.e. in fullscreen display
i cannot display the iso value despite i told xnview to show
the iso value at fullscreen-view.

I did 'EXIF - Image - ISO Value' at the options->fullscreen->insert
tab wich puts this in the value-field: <ISO>

All the other values are displayed correctly, i.e. <Exposure>
displays the correct exporsure time.

Your ISO is in EXIF info or EXIF makernotes??

[Guest]

Hi,

is there a way to display the iso value in fullscreen-view?

I'm using a canon ixus 40 right now and i.e. in fullscreen display
i cannot display the iso value despite i told xnview to show
the iso value at fullscreen-view.

I did 'EXIF - Image - ISO Value' at the options->fullscreen->insert
tab wich puts this in the value-field: <ISO>

All the other values are displayed correctly, i.e. <Exposure>
displays the correct exporsure time.

Your ISO is in EXIF info or EXIF makernotes??

Oops, what's the difference?

If i check the exif-infos in cam2pc (wich i used prior to xnview) the iso-value is not directly in the exif-chapter
rather in a chapter where are also values with a 'unknown' title. So it _maybe_ regarding your question
the iso-value is located not directly in the exif-data. but that's only a guess
because i don't know exactly what you mean.

btw: cam2pc is showing the iso-data correcly in fullscreen-mode.
(but has many other disadvantages compared to xnview wich is a great program)

Aside from the iso-problem: would be very nice if the colour of the exif-data-display in fullscreen-mode
would be adjustable (i think only the background color is adjustable but not the foreground).

[Guest]

Just tried to figure out how to display the iso-value in fullscreen-display:

If i rightclick in fullscreen-mode and go to properties i can see the correct
iso-value in the exif-tab. That means that xnview definitly recognizes the
correct iso-value from my ixus 40.

[xnview]

Oops, what's the difference?

You can have ISO value in EXIF Image fields, or in EXIF makernotes.
Could you post your file?

Aside from the iso-problem: would be very nice if the colour of the exif-data-display in fullscreen-mode
would be adjustable (i think only the background color is adjustable but not the foreground).

But you can adjust the color of foreground in fullscreen....

[Guest]

Oops, what's the difference?

You can have ISO value in EXIF Image fields, or in EXIF makernotes.
Could you post your file?

Here is a picture from my ixus 40:

Aside from the iso-problem: would be very nice if the colour of the exif-data-display in fullscreen-mode
would be adjustable (i think only the background color is adjustable but not the foreground).

But you can adjust the color of foreground in fullscreen....

Found it. Thx for the info.

regards

[xnview]

Oops, what's the difference?

You can have ISO value in EXIF Image fields, or in EXIF makernotes.
Could you post your file?

Here is a picture from my ixus 40:

Ok, the ISO value is in makernotes, currently you can't display makernotes fields...

[Guest]

Ok, the ISO value is in makernotes, currently you can display makernotes fields...

How can i do that?

Searched all Options and the helpfile but
cannot find anything about makernotes.
So i'm a bit confused now.

regards

[xnview]

Ok, the ISO value is in makernotes, currently you can display makernotes fields...

How can i do that?

Searched all Options and the helpfile but
cannot find anything about makernotes.
So i'm a bit confused now.

regards

Sorry you can't

[Guest]

Ok, the ISO value is in makernotes, currently you can display makernotes fields...

How can i do that?

Searched all Options and the helpfile but
cannot find anything about makernotes.
So i'm a bit confused now.

regards

Sorry you can't

I see. Anyway, i really like xnview very much.
Thx for your effort and keep up the good work.

regards