call for exif data ...
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I am looking for examples of EXIF data being wrong - link me to them please
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This image is correctly reported as 200mm on a 20D, but the "guess" is 212mm. It should be 200 x 1.6 = 320mm.
This is certainly not a big deal, but you did ask for exif strangeness. I think if you are going to offer a "guess in 35mm" then it shouldn't be that hard to do better than this. Or just remove the guess, fine by me either way.
I think this one was resized with an older version of irfanview. I just re-downloaded it and the exif displays fine in irfanview - like in the unresized original that seems to be fine.
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Example: In the following, IMG_1682.JPG is directly off the camera, IMG_1682-crop.jpg is the output of the application I'm currently using (GraphicConverter).
If you view them in Critique mode (which I seem to recall Andy saying went after exif differently than the more details exif link) you'll see some data (most notably iso) but not other data (exposure, camera make/model).
Looking at these files at the end of my current workflow with an exif dump library, before they're uploaded to smugmug I see only minimal changes from what came from the camera, and all of the relevant information is preserved:
http://wall-art.smugmug.com/
for this image the exif is here
Focal Length: 300mm (guess: 318mm in 35mm)
It should be 480mm and not 318mm
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The shutter speeds of some of my D200 pics are incorrect. Here is an example:
http://www.streetsofboston.com/gallery/1235141/2/57851982/Medium
It seems to be happening when the shutter-speed is 1/45, 1/90, etc (or even 1/9, 1/18, 1/27, etc....?)
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