http://www.gracepointresources.org/2009/08/exposure-slides-from-class-2-and-3/ tutorials, files & more from Gracepoint Ministries Fri, 09 Jul 2010 06:32:26 +0000 hourly 1 http://www.gracepointresources.org/2009/08/exposure-slides-from-class-2-and-3/comment-page-1/#comment-69 davidpark Thu, 06 Aug 2009 04:06:30 +0000 http://www.gracepointresources.org/2009/08/exposure-slides-from-class-2-and-3/#comment-69 On a Mac, you can open the image in Preview (the default image viewer) and do Command + I (Tools - Inspector) to get information about the jpeg. When the window pops up, go to "More info" which is the second tab and then click on EXIF data On a Mac, you can open the image in Preview (the default image viewer) and do Command + I (Tools – Inspector) to get information about the jpeg. When the window pops up, go to "More info" which is the second tab and then click on EXIF data

]]> http://www.gracepointresources.org/2009/08/exposure-slides-from-class-2-and-3/comment-page-1/#comment-67 Dennis Wed, 05 Aug 2009 23:58:54 +0000 http://www.gracepointresources.org/2009/08/exposure-slides-from-class-2-and-3/#comment-67 Hi, for slide 31, the idea is to (on a windows machine) right-click your mouse on the file, choose 'Properties', 'Summaries' tab, 'Advanced' and you will see all the exposure info for your picture. You can see this on any photo viewer as well, but this is just a basic way to do it in Windows. Maybe a Mac user to post how to do it on a Mac? Thanks. Hi, for slide 31, the idea is to (on a windows machine) right-click your mouse on the file, choose 'Properties', 'Summaries' tab, 'Advanced' and you will see all the exposure info for your picture. You can see this on any photo viewer as well, but this is just a basic way to do it in Windows. Maybe a Mac user to post how to do it on a Mac? Thanks.

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