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Can the IExif viewer show the total number of shutter actuations if I am using Photoshop Elements 4. If so how can I view them. Thanks
webmaster
2006-07-09 13:15
IExif can read out Exif/GPS/IPTC data of image files in Windows Explorer, Microsoft Internet Explorer, Mozillar Firefox, and ACDSee. But it can't support Adobe Photoshop.
George
2006-09-26 02:34
This information is in the Makernote and not all makers or software provide or display this information.
Dissapearing registration
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Orville Wilson
2006-09-24 17:30
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Tony
2006-09-24 17:31
Please contact us (opandasoft@hotmail.com)
Orville
2006-09-25 04:22
Still waiting for reply!.
Batch GPS data
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Harvey
2006-05-21 22:36
Is there a method to add gps data from a track log file ?
I use a Magellan GPS, and I can export to a cvs or Excel file.
Webmaster
2006-05-22 10:13
Now PowerExif only alows you add or modify the GPS data for photos manually. Of course, you can write GPS data of some location into photos in batch mode.
Henri
2006-09-22 16:04
Take a look at http://wwmx.org/Download.aspx “location stamper” and other mentioned tools on this page.
Cokin Gradual Filters
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JCoillard
2006-08-06 19:10
Thank you for Photofilter, very interesting and so easy tu use. Did you a version (even billable) with gradual filters from Cokin ? Best regards
Opanda
2006-08-07 18:23
In future, we may develop the gradual filters, but we need time. Thanks for your advice.
help files
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Patricia l. Bowman
2006-08-06 06:16
The help file does not open. How do I add exif tags to my jpeg files?
Administrator
2006-08-06 13:36
You can open the folder "C:\Program Files\Opanda\PowerExif 1.2\help" to find the help file "index-en-US.htm", if you can't, please download the attached help file and save it into the help folder.
If you want to add exif tags to jpeg file, just open the one of them, and click the "add" button on the top of exif list in PowerExif Std, then select the exif tags you need and add them and modify the relevant value, save it in the end.
After finished modification of one jpeg file, repeat the above operation one by one until the job has been done.
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dragos lumpan
2006-08-05 04:41
how how can I know the total number of photos I took with nikon d70 and nikon d200?
Webmaster
2006-08-06 05:33
Take a jpeg file by D70/D200, import it into your PC and load it in IExif, you will find a tag named "Total number of shutter releases for camera", the value is the number you want to know.
Mac OS X
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Steve
2006-08-02 01:56
Is PowerExif available for Mac OS X?
Webmaster
2006-08-03 12:07
It's only for Windows.
what is image number?
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vietbac
2006-07-17 14:41
I bought a Canon IXY700 2 weeks ago and took some photos. When i use Opanda iExif to open my photos, there is a line (ENTRY)IMAGE NUMBER-(VALUE)1000039-(TAG)0008-(TYPE)L. Can you explain what it is? Can i see how many photo my camera has taken? (With the index above). Thank you very much!
purchase
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Chad Peiper
2006-06-23 20:15
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Webmaster
2006-06-24 16:14
We have sent an email back to you. Please check over it in your register email box. Thank you.
New Windows installation
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Carsten
2006-06-16 23:24
Hi. I have reinstalled my Windows/Upgraded to a newer version.
Before I used Windows XP - This i now upgraded to Windows Vista Beta 2.
The problem is; My Serialnumber is changed, so i can´t register PowerExif again.
Administrator
2006-06-17 04:16
Send back the serial code to us, thank you.
Photo Filter
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Graham Anderson
2006-06-08 14:03
Hello there, Folowing purchase of digital film, I have now downloaded a copy of Opanda photofilter. The self extraction wizard has loaded to my photoshop filters file however this appears to be a stand alone program, as digital film is. Could you please clarify. Is photo filter a stand alone program?
Administrator
2006-06-08 18:16
Yes, you are right. PhotoFilter is a stand alone program.
Batch mode
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Govert
2006-05-19 00:35
Can I change 'DateTime'(Exif name) in the batch mode?
Thanks in advance,
Govert Vissers
webmaster
2006-05-19 10:07
Yes, you can. You can appoint one DateTime for a batch of images by PowerExif in seconds in the batch mode just like dealing with other Exif tags. For example, you can import the date value "May 01, 2006" into date tag of all images which you want to deal with.
Panasonis FZ30
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Charles
2006-05-21 18:28
I bave a panasonic FZ30 how do i read raw files into digital film 1.68. thanks
Webmaster
2006-05-22 10:09
We don't know which type RAW files took by Panasonic FZ30 is, but you can have a try. If DF can't load it, just convert them into JPEG or TIFF format.
Keyword Tags
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Robence
2006-05-22 03:33
Refer to the below post
Keyword Tags -- nigel 2006-03-26 19:12REPLY I have the Trial Version of this Product. If I purchase the Full Version will the Keyword Tags that can be added and shown as Metadata in Adobe CS2 be read in the exif files if I purchase one of the full versions? Administrator 2006-03-27 04:46 PowerExif support EXIF standard. All applications which also support EXIF standard can read out the EXIF data in images edited by PowerExif. You can try it before order.
You have not answered this question mearly a mesh of words to make it sound like you have answered it, I have tried your software and for the life of me cannot locate the keyword tag, this is the only reason I am looking at an EXIF editor. Does your product support this! if it does not I suggest you reconsider claiming that it is the best EXIF editor on the maket.
Webmaster
2006-05-22 10:56
To be precise, the tag "Keyword" belongs to IPTC not Exif. PowerExif is just an Exif editor.
As an important information, Exif standard is used widely more than IPTC. So I suggest you can think about the tags "Image Description" or "Caption" or "User Comment" instead of Keyword, because they are members of Exif standard.
Thank you for your question!
camera actuations?
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Karl K
2005-06-29 03:30
They say I can tell the number of pictures the camera has taken w this program, but I don't see where it is. Could you help? Thanks, Karl
Tony
2005-06-29 09:25
IExif can read out the total number of shutter release only for Nikon D70/D70s, D50, D2X, D2H and later.
Rod
2005-07-26 09:16
I have a D2h, and I don't see where they are shown.............
Can you give a clue where to look??
Admin
2005-07-26 10:13
Take a photo with jpeg format by your D2H and open it in IExif. The camera actuation number is in the field of Maker Notes.
nikoncmk
2005-07-27 03:02
Im looking next to the "maker note" and that does not seem to be the correct number of actuations. I'm looking at photos i took in sequence and numbers dont line up.
Administrator
2005-07-27 06:20
Please be sure that the image (Jpeg file) is not edited by Photoshop, ACDSee etc. Or, the Exif data will be destroyed partly or fully.
MikePL
2006-05-27 21:04
You say that the software can read frame count data of D70/D70s, D50, D2X, D2H and later. Well... Nikon D200 is 'later' as it was released 12.2005. I am trying to see the frame count but can't find it either. This is a very important option, please help.
Administrator
2006-05-28 11:09
Please check the shutter actuation of this image took by Nikon D200, you can find the "Total Number of Shutter Releases for Camera" is 137.
I can edit only the ISO #
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john
2006-06-09 23:11
Hi can i use the PowerExif to change or delete only one single imformation in the Exif data ( for example: I only want delete or edit the ISO number only and other imformation in the photographic properties unchange), I am wondering can the PowerExif do that. thanks
John
Administrator
2006-06-10 03:10
Yes, PowerExif is clever at doing this job which you want to. You can download the trial version and have a try.
ExpandFilm tag incorrect?
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Richard
2006-04-16 14:30
Hi It looks to me as though the insertion of the extension tag AFC2 (Expand Film) is being done incorrectly in TIFF files. As far as I can see looking at the file data, each of these tags has a 12 byte header with the last 4 bytes specifying the offset address to the actual data. For ACF1 tag this is correct -see attached file where the offset (1E8) points to "50mm sum. etc". However in the ACF2 tag the last four bytes contain "FP4" which is the actual data I entered for that tag
This is actually quite important for me as I'm about to start cataloging 10,000 negative scans and would dearly like to use the batch process to insert this EXIF data
Don't worry about it, it is correct and keep to TIFF format's rule. The rule is that the end 4 bytes stores the real value while the length of value of some tag is shorter than 4 bytes. Or, it will be a pointer of value.
Set your heart at rest to keep on your work!
Thank you.
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dditzler
2006-05-18 01:25
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Upgrade from 1.65 to 1.68?
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Hawood Giles
2006-05-07 16:04
I am registered user of DigitalFilm 1.65 === How can I receive 1.68 registered upgrade?
Vintagemusic
H.D. Giles
Administrator
2006-05-07 21:50
Give us a claim by your registered email box with the Product ID of DF V1.68.
Is IExif a true editor
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M Bush
2006-04-19 05:52
Can it display all EXIF and IPTC fields of data or just a limited number of fields?
Are "Date photo taken", "Description", and "keywords" available to edit?
Can it modify, add, delete any data field in EXIF and IPTC fields and inbed or attach the information back into the graphic file?
Administrator
2006-04-21 01:47
IExif is an EXIF/GPS/IPTC extractor, it can display all EXIF and IPTC fields of data from images.
Our another product named PowerExif Editor, can edit all standard EXIF tags in image files.
It is a data editor for EXIF, not for IPTC. So it can edit "Date photo taken" & "Description" fields, the "keywords" field is a tag of IPTC, so PowerExif don't support it, but you can write keywords of images in "comment" field, the "comment" field is a standard EXIF tag.
