I'd say yes, in a minimalistic sort of way.
Oct. 7, 2023
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Things are looking a little grim out there.
Steve Thomas
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Hi OpenCube,
The EXIF data comes and goes on this site. We don't know why.
I am able to put in my own EXIF data. I copy and paste the complete EXIF data from IrfanView software into MS Word. Then with a program I wrote, I'm able to pull out select EXIF data that I show with each of my photos. I wrote it for Canon M50 MKII and Canon T7i and Canon 800D cameras (the ones that I take pictures with). On my Canon M50 MKII camera sometimes I get two varieties of the EXIF data so I had to write some code to account for that. There's probably hundreds of different ways to do this with programming. It's just something that I developed for fun. I normally do not write code in MS Word. Mocha has his own way that he developed also. I can't remember what code or software that he used.
Edit: Just as I finished responding to you, the EXIF data came back.
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Steve,
Yes it does look dark and ready to rain. We've had some rain, fog and now cloudy skies. I may go out in it, in a few minutes. We can get some neat photos all year round with the right equipment. These newer DSLR and mirrorless cameras work great with these conditions.
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DaveNJ,
I would say yes. It might have been better if you had more reach, but you did the best that you could with what you had at the time. Sometimes seeing an object small like that, is nice to see also.
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Dig,
No solar eclipse for me today.
Steve Thomas
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Steve,
Oregon was right in the path of the solar eclipse today, but it was too cloudy and foggy for us to see anything. After I went out a little today in the afternoon, we did have a few sprinkles too.
Everybody,
I'm going to start the next thread in a few minutes.
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I used to have that problem, but I haven't noticed it recently.
