Posted by Sandi Winton on March 23, 2009 at 11:41 PM
how do you bring up the camera, lens and info specs on screen? For instance, if I have a pix open, where do I go to find the shutter speed, ISO, etc... that was used to capture the pix?
Thank you!!
Posted by John Mumaw on March 24, 2009 at 12:02 AM
File->File Info->Camera Data
Posted by Sandi Winton on March 24, 2009 at 9:20 AM
Thanks John! Hey is there an automatic tool or action to fix red eye issues? When my husband shoots rodeo events, the bull has white eyes and the cowboys have red eyes. Is there a quick fix in either camera settings or post corrections?
Posted by David Bostedo on March 24, 2009 at 12:53 PM
Yeah Sandi - there's a red-eye removal tool in just about all editing programs. Just check out the documentation for your program - should be easy to find in there.
As far as not causing it in the first place, it largely due to the placement of the flash and camera. If they point at the subject from the same point, light reflecting back from the eyes will cause them to look red. If the flash is at a slightly different angle, away from the camera, it can be alleviated. That what flash brackets are usually for...but like I said above, it's a pretty common post-process fix.
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As far as not causing it in the first place, it largely due to the placement of the flash and camera. If they point at the subject from the same point, light reflecting back from the eyes will cause them to look red. If the flash is at a slightly different angle, away from the camera, it can be alleviated. That what flash brackets are usually for...but like I said above, it's a pretty common post-process fix.