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21-02-06, 20:14
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More On EXIF
I've just posted a picture in The Gallery entitled Hawks Head. Under EXIF information it states that the camera used was the Ixus 400. This camera had not even been thought of when I took the picture! Any comments please.
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21-02-06, 20:16
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It may help if we knew the real make/model of camera used.
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21-02-06, 20:44
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Amazing isn't it. Maybe the scanner software or something? My own exif reader 'Opanda' says Canon Ixus as well.
cheers, Andy
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21-02-06, 22:11
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I think I've got it! I was watching Holby City when it came to me; I couldn't enjoy the programme for thinking about it.
The sky on Hawks Head is not the original. I pasted it in from stock of sky pictures many of which were taken on my Ixus 400. I strongly suspect the EXIF info. has been transferred over.
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21-02-06, 23:35
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[quote=John]I think I've got it! I was watching Holby City when it came to me; I couldn't enjoy the programme for thinking about it.
There's a positive side to every problem then 
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