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06/23/2009 06:18:29 PM · #1 |
I have no link to this program, saw a graph on another forum and asked how they got it.
ExposurePlot
//www.cpr.demon.nl/prog_plotf.html
its freeware
ExposurePlot (former FocalPlot) is a new free utility that analyzes your usage of the focal length of your lenses (jpeg only), show charts for ISO, aperture and shutterspeed.
Great to determine which lens you 'really' need, or which lens did you actually use on the trip to the mountains.
With this new filter you can read EXIF info from camera, make and or model, just add a string to the filter text fields.
The program can search through subdirectories as well. |
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06/23/2009 06:27:31 PM · #2 |
my graph |
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06/23/2009 06:28:54 PM · #3 |
| Pretty cool use of Exif data. |
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06/23/2009 07:07:52 PM · #4 |
I like it.
Pretty well explains the fact that I almost never take my tripod with me and almost always find myself with not enough light at the focal length I'm using. Maybe I should learn my lesson..
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06/23/2009 09:06:16 PM · #5 |
| Some shots i took with my 100mm lens (160mm on the XSi) are listed as 1030mm, 1070mm and 1130mm... o_O |
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06/23/2009 11:44:22 PM · #6 |
jotaga, this may answer your question - it's right on the site...
Important question:
Q: I don't have that lens:
A: If you crop an image, some programs alter the focal lens tag in the EXIF, the e.g. 800mm you see could be a cropped image made with a shorter lens. |
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