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How to view EXIF photo data in Mac OS X |
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Photograph files taken with a digital camera also carry certain Exchangeable Image File Format (EXIF) data where you can see the camera settings that were set when the photo was taken.
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| Great tutorial! I always find checking EXIF data super helpful for understanding how a photo was taken—especially things like lighting and shutter speed. For anyone who wants to go a step further and actually improve the quality of those photos, a friend once recommended this site: https://reminimodapkai.com/ — it has tools that really help enhance old or blurry pictures. I’ve found it useful before editing further. |
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| Great tutorial! I always find checking EXIF data super helpful for understanding how a photo was taken—especially things like lighting and shutter speed. For anyone who wants to go a step further and actually improve the quality of those photos, a friend once recommended this site: https://reminimodapkai.com/ — it has tools that really help enhance old or blurry pictures. I’ve found it useful before editing further. |
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| Great tutorial! I always find checking EXIF data super helpful for understanding how a photo was taken—especially things like lighting and shutter speed. For anyone who wants to go a step further and actually improve the quality of those photos, a friend once recommended this site: https://reminimodapkai.com/ — it has tools that really help enhance old or blurry pictures. I’ve found it useful before editing further. |
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| Great tutorial! I always find checking EXIF data super helpful for understanding how a photo was taken—especially things like lighting and shutter speed. For anyone who wants to go a step further and actually improve the quality of those photos, a friend once recommended this site: https://reminimodapkai.com/ — it has tools that really help enhance old or blurry pictures. I’ve found it useful before editing further. |
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