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Speckled Wood Butterfly
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Great example of this type,are you using any close up filters or just the normal macro setting?
I find if ya focus on the head ya lose detail on the wings and vice-versa,do ya have the EXIF Data handy?I used the macro setting I think. What do you mean by EXif? jpeg, RAW, tiff etc. or what settings etc. Cheers GG
griangraf wrote:
What do you mean by EXif?
EXIF (Exchangeable Image File) is the official name for the metadata, the information about many details of the image, such as camera, exposure-settings and such. EXIF metadata is stored automatically by most digital cameras as a way to provide details to the photographer or viewer at a later time.
Depending on the camera, or software used there are many EXIF datafields that may be included, such as:
Exposure
ISO
Focal Length
Lens
Artist
Date Time
Flash
White Balance
Camera Model
Image DescriptionCheers for all advice & info. Found the exif stuff
Camera Model Name
FinePix S7000
Tv (Shutter Speed)
1/240
Av (Aperture Value)
4.0
Exposure Compensation
0
ISO Speed
160
Image Size
3088×1124
Flash
Off
Color Space
sRGB
File Size
538KB
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