XnView Software

Hi,

As a photographer, it would be handy for XnView to support the Nikon MakerNote EXIF field - Nikon cameras store ISO and other attributes in the MakerNote, despite standard fields being available for them to use. Here is a little more information:

http://home.arcor.de/ahuggel/exiv2/tags-nikon.html

Thanks

aardvarko wrote:As a photographer, it would be handy for XnView to support the Nikon MakerNote EXIF field - Nikon cameras store ISO and other attributes in the MakerNote, despite standard fields being available for them to use. Here is a little more information:

http://home.arcor.de/ahuggel/exiv2/tags-nikon.html

Could you send me a sample with EXIF, please?

xnview wrote:

aardvarko wrote:As a photographer, it would be handy for XnView to support the Nikon MakerNote EXIF field - Nikon cameras store ISO and other attributes in the MakerNote, despite standard fields being available for them to use. Here is a little more information:

http://home.arcor.de/ahuggel/exiv2/tags-nikon.html

Could you send me a sample with EXIF, please?

I am interested too in this problem. How can I attach a sample Casio EX-Z55 photo? Or how should I send it?

xnview wrote:

aardvarko wrote:As a photographer, it would be handy for XnView to support the Nikon MakerNote EXIF field - Nikon cameras store ISO and other attributes in the MakerNote, despite standard fields being available for them to use. Here is a little more information:

http://home.arcor.de/ahuggel/exiv2/tags-nikon.html

Could you send me a sample with EXIF, please?

http://chriscombs.net/stuff/_DSC2580.JPG (1.5MB)

OK. Here's the Casio EX-Z55 produced one.

http://coloc.interscope.ro/cimg0149.jpg

Thank you for the images. Once Pierre is back from his holdidays, he will have a look at these.

Thanks, i'll check

Hi!!

first of all I want to say that XnView is the best program to organize documents!!Really....!!

About this problem, I think that these fields (variables from camera to camera) are the most important of all the EXIF's fields.
Infact with them we can know how the photo was realized.

Now, i have read, here, all about this question and I havn't understood HOW i can view this particular fields for example into the fullscreen.

I need help... some examples...
I have tried write in "view Information" with:

Exif.Panasonic.TravelDay
<TravelDay>
<0x0036>

but..nothing..
Sorry, I have forgotten to say that i have the PANASONIC-TZ2.

I could to list some fields...
-TravelDay
-SelfTimer
-ShootingMode
-SceneMode
-....

Thanks for whichever tipe of help...
.... and i'm sorry for my ignorance...

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Lux86 wrote: first of all I want to say that XnView is the best program to organize documents!!Really....!!

Thank you very much!

About this problem, I think that these fields (variables from camera to camera) are the most important of all the EXIF's fields.
Infact with them we can know how the photo was realized.

Now, i have read, here, all about this question and I havn't understood HOW i can view this particular fields for example into the fullscreen.

If you want to show EXIF makernotes, it's not yet possible

Hi,

thanks for the answer...!

If you want to show EXIF makernotes, it's not yet possible

Could I hope that will be possible... for example with the next version??