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• Metadata Windows 7 I tend to take a lot of pictures and I want to be able to add metadata to photos that I know what talking about photography,

  original title: metadata Windows 7

  I tend to take a lot of pictures and I want to be able to add metadata to photos that I know what talking about the picture, where it was taken, the people of marking on the photo, etc. I used the Windows 7 Explorer to add metadata to photos (the pane at the bottom of the Explorer or by doing a right click and using the properties--> details recording here). Everything's all right. But the addition of data to hundreds of photos is a very demanding task. Therefore, I wanted some advice on the following questions before that I seriously undertake this work on thousands of photos:

  1. If I add metadata to photos using the Windows 7 Explorer, and then copy the photos to another computer with Windows XP, I keep all the metadata information that I added in Windows 7 and be able to read in the Explorer of Windows XP? Or will I lose all the metadata as we can add in a specific Windows 7 format, unreadable by Windows XP? Or even that I lost a part of metadata (fields newly added in Windows 7, in case some [which?])?
  2. These metadata will be compatible in the future versions of Windows? If I upgrade to a later version of Windows (whenever it comes out), my metadata laboriously added will be present and readable as well as all the pictures?
  3. Is metadata embedded in the file or is it stored in another table inside the Windows OS? I know this because, to wire different versions of Windows, I have totally lose the metadata when I copy the photos or that it will be present in the Interior photos but will only be unreadable?

  If I lose any of my metadata on different versions of Windows, then this method of recording information of the photo seems unnecessary. If this is the case, can someone advise me the best method to save the details of the photos inside photos so that they are available (and readable), everywhere where the photo is taken or copied.

  Hi mnae,.

  If you add metadata to photos and then to copy the photos to another computer it keeps all the metadata information that you added.

  If you upgrade to a version more recent Windows information will be preserved. Metadata are embedded in the file only.

  I suggest that you first test with some files and check.

• Photos of Interior dark intermittently

  I have a T6i located in more than a year.  I shoot indoors under normal light room often, using the automatic setting.  Recently, the shots are dark intermittently and varies according to the level of darkness.  Sometimes you can tell just any image, other times you can get him out there.   When it starts to happen, there are maybe three dark shots in a row, then all of a sudden a perfectly lit shot.

  annhackler wrote:

  The problem occurs only on the inside. And it happens that when the flash is supposed to work - to compensate for I've been shooting with the 'flash off' or 'sport' setting on the inside. Diver Hank has suggested that the problem might be that I had moved the ISO to a setting fixed auto and he's right, I do that. I moved back to auto ISO, so I'll see if that solved the problem.  But I shoot more often that otherwise in Intelligent Auto scene - so there is no option on ISO - and the problem remains.  It seems that on every third shot is dark.

  As others have suggested, there is a strong possibility that you are under the influence of the LED lights flicker.  Fortunately the T6i has the "Anti-Flickering" option so you should enable that.  While there is no guarantee that it will fix the problem, it will be 1. reduce it and 2. He will tell you that there is a problem of flicker (FLICKER! appears on the viewfinder).

  

• Can I replace a dull sky with one of my photos of clouds? If it is possible how this?

  If it is impossible to replace a sky without interest with a powerful picture of clouds how would I do that please?

  Cliff

  Hi Cliff,.

  Greetings!

  Yes, but photoshop is the answer for this.

  Check here: Photoshop Tutorial - Simple replacement of the sky - YouTube

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• When saving a photo, the colors do not transfer correctly (they are dull) unless I have "save for web".  But when I save it for the web, it reduces the DPI up to 72 or 96 at best.  So I have to take the extra step to resize the image at 300 dpi, m

  When I "save under" I lose my color settings.  They are not more dynamic.  When I use save for web and maintaining devices, the colors, but PGD is only 72.

  This is because if you have not defined in all metadata option, you lose 300 ppi print metadata and file takes the default value of web metadata. 96 for Windows or the Mac 72.

  Set your metadata at all SFW, and you'll keep the printer to 300 dpi setting.  Oversampling a 72 ppi to 300 DPI file is very destructive and unnecessary.

  So just save your file again in SFW and simply select all as shown in the screenshot.

  

  Let me know how it went.

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• Secondary Viewer for Photos

  There used to be a secondary feature in Aperture 3, called Viewer where you can use your second external monitor to see photos of complete sizes that you go through the Interior opening on your main screen. I can't find a feature like this in Photos. Someone know if one exists or is this yet another shortcoming of Photos?

  Photos don't have this option.

  You can browse the pictures library by using the application PowerPhotos to have a second view of the library, but in the Photos, the options are limited.

  Photos isn't supposed to be a professional application such as opening.

• DeskJet 5500 prints color cartridge 57 but your gray of the 58 photo color cartridge

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  The cartrdiges 57 and 58 are necessary all to print the photo. The 57 a Cyan, Magenta and yellow. The 58A Photo Black, Light Magenta and Light Cyan. The printer can print photos with the 57 by itself, but the 58 by itself will not be able to print grayscale because there no yellow. In photo printing normal both cartridges are used together, the 57 provides vivid colors and the 58 provides subtle shades and black areas. When you print on plain paper 56 cartridge replaces the 58. The 56 was ink black pigment which is good for text but not used on photographic support. Regards, Bob Headrick, MS MVP printing and imaging

• All-in-one Photosmart HP 3310: colors may not print correctly on A4 photo paper.

  My HP 3310 printer gave me great prints for many years, but during the last 12 months, 210 x 297 mm prints threw a desaturated look and brightness has dulled as well. My photos 10 x 15 cm print perfectly.

  I did all the recommended suggestions, cleaning of the print head, aligning the printer even restore to factory default to no effect.

  I use Spyder Pro 5 to ensure that I have the exact colors on my screen.

  I printed via the printer settings and also the settings of Photoshop.

  At the present time, all my photos contest must be overexposed and strongly saturated for previously appreciated results.

  I only use HP photo papers and real HP363 inks.

  I hope someone can put an end to my frustration.

  Welcome to the HP Forums @-g_s70

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  HP Photosmart 3100, 3200 and 3300 Series all-in-One - the printed colors are not colors should

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• -What 'Photos' dumb down of your photos?

  I have been very reluctant to use the program 'photos', because I don't like not how Apple 'pitfalls' photos in a library.  I want raw photos in a folder that I can just access without dealing with any program.  The problem is of course that there is no good way to browse the photos otherwise!

  In any case, question: when the pictures are imported in 'photos' apple them change somehow? I like that they get reformatted in any way that could make them less high resolution of the raw file.

  Second question - hard disk bloat.  It seems that if I import my photos in 'photos' and then end it by circulate in two copies - the original and then this massive, mysterious 'library' file which bloats and swells until I have no more space left.

  The truth to these two questions? Anything out there better than 'photos' that I can use to browse reliable my photos without bloating the hard drive?

  Thank you!

  I want raw photos in a folder that I can just access without dealing with any program.

  Then PHotos is not the app for you.  It is an application of DAM (digital asset management) based on a system of database SQUEL.  It keeps the intact original/master file as a digital camera negative and non-destructive applies all changes to a preview version.

  When you want the original file intact outside the library there are two ways to get to it:

  1 option-do drag the thumbnail on the desktop.

  2 - use of the unmodified ➙ ➙ export Original export file for X pictures... menu option.

  The photo library allows you to assign keywords, titles and descriptions of images to help identify and search for photos.  Images can be in several groups without occupying additional disk space.

  You can also use 3 editors in Chief of party of the Interior of the library of Photos to edit images while retaining the original file intact.

  However, if you want to stay with the file organization methods, then use the Finder. He is very good at that.

  

• Panoramic photos

  Hello!

  It's Photos for Mac.

  When I installed first of all the pictures, all my photos (or almost all...) were copied from iPhoto, including two panoramic photos.  They are the only ones in this folder.  I tried to do more panoramic photos with my 6 iPhone and without success!  I passed to the PAN and went to take pictures of more than 180 degrees of latitude.  The photo is big enough, but does not move on the issue of panorama.

  Can someone explain this? And if all goes well, tell me how I can use this folder as it is obviously intended to be used?

  I am attaching a photo, which is pretty dull, but should be classified as pan.

  They are the only ones in this folder.

  Do you mean the smart albums of Panoramas in the list of albums created automatically?  In my library of Photos, all photos that have an extreme lengthening - over 3 times the width as height automatically appear in this album.  Have you tried to take a larger view? Nearly 360 °?

  

• Maps of dishes in Photo projects

  When I buy flat cards printed as a project in Photos, what type of paper card to print on?  He is very bright, or more than one type of paper?  I want to write a message on the back of my cards, so if it's a brilliant impression I will not order them...

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  See this link: Services Photo Apple: details of the line for books, cards and calendars

  For flat cards, he said:

  120 # McCoy silk cover

  Is no longer neither shiny nor dull, between the two.

  You will be able to write to the card.

• move el capitan photo library app on external hard drive

  Question:

  How to move to El Capitan new library of the 'Photo' app on an external drive?

  The picture of El Capitan App behaves like a virus - it takes my computer whenever I plug a phone, etc.

  There seems to be no preference to choose which application opens to plug in a device, and iPhoto failed to do not open.

  (And selecting the cloud for storage is similar to trust someone else to keep forever, hundreds of concerts my confidential and important data.) "If they were to lose my credit card information, that would be correct.)

  I will not "auto-save" my photos on my drive internally, and will not allow 'Photo' me to select one different folder other than the one they chose for me on my internal drive. Whenever I select a folder from the external hard drive in the preferences, it is default to the original destination in the internal drive.

  Most discussions on the application of 'Photo' of Apple are extremely difficult to find because the results of a search of the generic name of there new beacon 'Photo' app display the results of all things by the word 'photo' in them. Go to Apple support with the name of their application as the search keyword: "photo".

  It seems that the fellows who designed Windows 8 have been able to find a job at Apple. I think it may be easier to move a photo library of Windows 8 at the library 'Photos' El Capitan that moving the iPhotos library.

  I don't remember thinking iPhoto needed to be redesigned. Simply not take 20 minutes for the Interior to appear cryptic images. And maybe be able to import large files of k 4, without crashing on every attempt.

  PLEASE SEE THE APP "FUNBOX" BEFORE THE NEXT UPDATE OF 'PHOTO '!

  in this soft - 128 GB iPhone photos appear in less than a minute, and you have the ability to save large images videos 4 k, voice memos, etc. simply by dragging them to the location desired. The good old MAC intuitive way that attracted us to Apple in the first place.

  Perhaps Apple simply tries to leave the free App company.

  RULE NO. 1:

  Applications need to be improved - not made obsolete!

  One Solution: rename the new 'photo' application in iPhoto. (I'm a genius!)

  How to move to El Capitan new library of the 'Photo' app on an external drive?

  Select it in the image folder and drag the EHD.  Once there open to confirm a successful move and then remove the pictures folder.

  There seems to be no preference to choose which application opens to plug in a device, and iPhoto failed to do not open.

  With the trendy iPhone go to Photos and uncheck this box:

  

  Do this for each device you have.  If you have memory cards and reformat them, you will have to repeat every time.

  To kill the opening of Photos for all devices use the method posted by JadedEye:

  JadedEye

  22 December 2015 09:01

  Re: Prevent DEFINITELY pictures of automatic opening

  in response to leonie

  OK, it worked for me on El Cap

  Open a terminal window

  Type the following in the terminal and press enter

  defaults write currentHost - com.apple.ImageCapture disableHotPlug - bool YES

  (followed by the return key or enter - ed)

  The exit of the terminal.

  Photos will run if you run, but it will not autolaunch on each connection to a camera or the card or reformatted the card.

  If you want to return Photos auto-launch almost everything, use the same command change YES no

  This correction has set my workflow back to normal without Photos lance all the time.

  I will not "auto-save" my photos on my drive internally, and will not allow 'Photo' me to select one different folder other than the one they chose for me on my internal drive. Whenever I select a folder from the external hard drive in the preferences, it is defaulted to the original destination in the internal drive

  I don't know what you mean by that last statement.  Are you referring to export photos from your library to the EHD? Or are you referring to place your library on the EHD and its use here? The export window to select any location you want to save to.  By default, it opens to the desktop on the startup disk. But you can select any volume which is mounted by clicking it in the sidebar of the export window:

  

  Since we are all users like you here, you can keep the rants for you or send to Apple via https://www.apple.com/feedback/photos.html.

  

• Opening reassociating/merger with Photos library: help

  I did my due diligence by reading the previous posts on this topic, but I stay confused because I found enough previous posts about my specific question/situation.  So, here goes.

  When first Photos are out with Yosemite, I chose to continue using Aperture and my main application. So when I first launched the pictures, I said 'no' to the opening of import process.  In opening, part of my library is on my Mac and the other is referenced on an external drive.

  I have now decided to cut ties with Aperture (d * mn you Apple...) and go with Photos (and storage iCloud). (I really tried to warm up in Lightroom, but it's just so... so...) Gly).

  Currently, in the Photos, there is a folder called "iPhoto events" that contains the file structure that seems to be the same there as it is in the opening.

  My questions:

  How can [1] I now say Photos to import my Aperture library (given that this option is not officially presented once you launch at the start of the pictures for the first time)?

  [2] as I continued to use the opening for awhile, I reason that changes to the photos I made it do not appear in 'iPhotos events' in the Photos?

  [3] for the photos referenced in Aperture, should I - Interior opening - first turn them into photos managed (assuming my SDD as being the ability - all photos, or should I leave it as referenced and can say Photos where they are (using the 'show referenced file in the Finder... "Command.

  Argelius wrote:

  I did my due diligence by reading the previous posts on this topic, but I stay confused because I found enough previous posts about my specific question/situation.  So, here goes.

  When first Photos are out with Yosemite, I chose to continue using Aperture and my main application. So when I first launched the pictures, I said 'no' to the opening of import process.  In opening, part of my library is on my Mac and the other is referenced on an external drive.

  I have now decided to cut ties with Aperture (d * mn you Apple...) and go with Photos (and storage iCloud). (I really tried to warm up in Lightroom, but it's just so... so...) Gly).

  Currently, in the Photos, there is a folder called "iPhoto events" that contains the file structure that seems to be the same there as it is in the opening.

  My questions:

  How can [1] I now say Photos to import my Aperture library (given that this option is not officially presented once you launch at the start of the pictures for the first time)?

  [2] as I continued to use the opening for awhile, I reason that changes to the photos I made it do not appear in 'iPhotos events' in the Photos?

  [3] for the photos referenced in Aperture, should I - Interior opening - first turn them into photos managed (assuming my SDD as being the ability - all photos, or should I leave it as referenced and can say Photos where they are (using the 'show referenced file in the Finder... "Command.

  Silly question...

  No reason not to blow your library of existing Photos and simply re - import into your Aperture library?  You don't mention using Photos at all then perhaps there is nothing worth keeping 'current' library who would come again if you simply re-created.

  The answer to Question 1 is similar to what I mentioned above, delete your current photo library and then drag and drop your Aperture library on top of the icon of Photos or simply revive Photos and he will complain that it can't find your just deleted photo library and asks you to find it and you could point to your Aperture library.  Where things could get complicated, is if you have made changes / updates / additions in opening and Photos.  These would be quite difficult to reconcile if you did it manually much less waiting for your Mac to understand.

  The answer to Question 2 is exactly what you said - stuff that you did in Aperture rest in Aperture and stuff you did in Photos rest in Photos

  Do not have enough experience for the #3 answer, but I suspect either Photos it will handle or your suggested plan would work.

  SCR

• Canon Powershot S5IS + overexposed photos - error

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  My S5IS suddenly started taking overexposed pictures (totally white) outside (regardless of the settings, modes). The Interior is still overexposed with horizontal lines. The videos are always great, the phenomenon is only in photo mode.

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  Any idea?

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  I have a complete and repair manual S5IS work.

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• Need to buy recommendation on my next photo/goal unit.

  Hello

  To start with what I have now for 2 years:

  Canon 550 d with

  Lens EF-s 18-55mm f3.5 - 5.6 IS STM and

  Lens EF-s 55-250mm f4-5. 6. IS STM

  I saved about $3500 and I am looking for my next investment unit photo/lenses. I'm mainly in the wedding and photography macro, and ocasionaly do sports and wildlife. So far, I used this with a few accessories like triger remote wireless and a tripod for my work. But I guess its time for an upgrade. I would like to stay with canon as a camera brand, but am open to unsupported lenses.  Please put your suggestions for me.

  Thank you.

  Your 550 d (T2i) is an older model, but the sensor is basically unchanged for T3i, T4i T5i, as well as the 60 d and 7 d. The sensor in the new 70 d is improved a bit, but the real difference/innovation in this sensor is the dual pixel technology which is especially good for live view/video.

  A crop sensor is actually good for the sport and macro and wildlife due to the pushing of focal length 1.6 x. The only thing in your list that would really benefit of going full-frame is weddings, where the extra 1 or 2 stops of salvation ISO image quality would be great for Sun/Interior/night shots. A 6 d would be good for that, but good of course none of your existing lenses it if you need new ones.

  You would benefit from autofocus improved sports and wildlife. The 70 d 7 g-d good 19 points AF system, it is really very good.

  No matter what, you must update your lenses. You always put money in glass first, no body. You could really keep the T2i and upgrade only lenses and you would see an incredible help. Here would be my suggestions:

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  For the macro, Lenses Canon 100 mm would be great. Or you could get the EF-s 60mm Macro lens that would double as a portrait lens, but which could allow you to get within a few inches of your Macro shooting subject to magnification full 1:1.

  A 35mm would be a long walk-around you. Canon has a good news, and the Sigma fact in his new f/1.4.

  2). a good telephoto.
  The Canon 70-200 is great "big white" L glass and they vary like $700-800 for the f/4 version and non - IS up to the almost legendary f/2.8 IS version 2, which is like $2 300, but is worth it. TIS will be good for the sport and weddings but short for wild animals, especially birds. I hope for the sake of your budget you have no interest in birds, because the super telephoto lenses cost huge dollars.

  See this for weddings: http://www.the-digital-picture.com/Canon-Lenses/Canon-Wedding-Lens.aspx

  And for indoor sports: http://www.the-digital-picture.com/Canon-Lenses/Canon-Indoor-Sports-Lens.aspx

  For the outdoor sports: http://www.the-digital-picture.com/Canon-Lenses/Canon-Outdoor-Sports-Lens.aspx

  For use general zoom: http://www.the-digital-picture.com/Canon-Lenses/Canon-Telephoto-Lens.aspx

  You could do a thing 2 body too, with a little practice. The T2i with a long lens and a 6 d with a 35mm or 50mm for close shots.