help with photo analysis

sarah22

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ah, man! i wanted a prize too :P

still think they're fakes though :)

peace :)


btw, next time use a setting of tiff or RAW, instead of jpeg, if your camera supports it.

also, i took a peak at your exif & matadata from the photos, something is fishy there too
how do i change that setting? and whats exif and matadata? im so confused! :confused: lol really...im not very skilled at cameras...i can take pictures but i dont know much about the various settings and such...i have a cheapie kodak easy share...lol
 

x15

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how do i change that setting? and whats exif and matadata? im so confused! :confused: lol really...im not very skilled at cameras...i can take pictures but i dont know much about the various settings and such...i have a cheapie kodak easy share...lol
hi, sarah :)

exif data is invisable but travels with all digital photographs, it stands for "Exchangeable image file format."

exif data cannot be changed, it records time photo was taken, lens used, iso, f-stop etc., it also records location via satellite if the camera supports it.

a couple of your photo exif data says the photos were taken
february 27th 2005 just after midnight 12:44, 12:48 AM

metadata is also invisible data information that software or you can add to the photograph. all news agencies use exif & metadata information and there are standards that are used internationally


what is throwing me off is the exact rectangular pixels that have a portion removed (upper right hand corner of ur circle) at the very same spot in 3 of your photos. btw, how did u draw the circle? what software? photoshop elements?

:) :) :)
 

sarah22

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hi, sarah :)

exif data is invisable but travels with all digital photographs, it stands for "Exchangeable image file format."

exif data cannot be changed, it records time photo was taken, lens used, iso, f-stop etc., it also records location via satellite if the camera supports it.

a couple of your photo exif data says the photos were taken
february 27th 2005 just after midnight 12:44, 12:48 AM

metadata is also invisible data information that software or you can add to the photograph. all news agencies use exif & metadata information and there are standards that are used internationally


what is throwing me off is the exact rectangular pixels that have a portion removed (upper right hand corner of ur circle) at the very same spot in 3 of your photos. btw, how did u draw the circle? what software? photoshop elements?

:) :) :)
oh right...i forgot that i drew the circles...thats just with paint. thats the only program i have for editing photos...i use it to make the pics smaller and i did draw red circles around some of the things...now the exif data...could it read feb 2005 if the cameras date and time were wrong? i dont think i set the date and time on the camera...
 

sarah22

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thanks for helping me out by the way...if its the camera thats screwed up and causing the weird effects that would be great to know! :D i bought it online, it was refurbished...so it wouldnt surprise me if theres something wrong with it...
 

x15

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oh right...i forgot that i drew the circles...thats just with paint. thats the only program i have for editing photos...i use it to make the pics smaller and i did draw red circles around some of the things...now the exif data...could it read feb 2005 if the cameras date and time were wrong? i dont think i set the date and time on the camera...

good morning, :)

I think the correct date would have to b set if it wasn't set by the manufacturer. I took a peek at the exit data using photoshop cs4

have beautiful day today :)
 

Stoney McFried

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Hey sarah, try this instead of paint for photo editing..it's how I make my avatars, there is a lot of neat stuff you can do with it, and it's free.http://www.gimp.org/
oh right...i forgot that i drew the circles...thats just with paint. thats the only program i have for editing photos...i use it to make the pics smaller and i did draw red circles around some of the things...now the exif data...could it read feb 2005 if the cameras date and time were wrong? i dont think i set the date and time on the camera...
 
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