iPhoto 11 - Extended EXIF data where?

It's at the top of the Info window on the right (when displayed)

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OT

…yes, the extended EXIFs seem to be lost in iPhoto 11.

this and some other "upgrades" of iPhoto are very disappointing.
I plan to downgrade iPhoto and the library… 😟 again, or take a closer look at Lightroom… and stop using it at all.

iPhoto seems to go a way, I don't like anymore…

…yes, the extended EXIFs seem to be lost in iPhoto 11.

I don't have iPhoto 11 yet, but just looking at the illustration above I can see:

SIze in pixels
Date
Filename
Filesize
Date
Location
Camera Make and Model
Shutter speed
Aperture
Exposure Bias
Exposure
Focal Length
Metering
ISO


Put another way, the only things I'm not seeing there are

Max Aperture
Exposure Index
Distance
Sensing
Light Source

which may be because they are not available in the Exif of that example.

Regards

TD

Yep way to limited and does not work for the images that I have scanned and added exif info to.

It's all there. Only it's in a different and difficult to find layout.

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The only symbol I haven't figured out is the light bulb on right hand example. The auto white balance data seems to be a new addition.

Light Bulb seems to be the White Balance Selected, in this case Tungsten

Duh! Went right over my head. 😟 Thanks.

It illustrates my point in that the old latitude and longitude that were supplied numerically (and able to be then used in other software etc) is now just displayed as a pin on a map. To get the actual data I need to get out of iPhoto now and use an EXIF viewer

What if you click on Edit?

I don't have any photos with actual GPS data entered so couldn't see how they would display. When LarryH installs iPhoto 11 later today he'll have a lot to contribute about GPS as he uses it a lot.

From what I remember about Aperture it looks like iPhoto is leaning towards that GUI. Just have to get used to it I guess.

From what I understand (very little), iPhoto does not store the Places/location info in the EXIF GPS tags but will read them and store it wherever it stores the Places/location data.
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That's right. It writes the location info to the file only when the file is exported out of iPhoto with the option to include the location data. Otherwise I believe it's stored in the Database/Places/location files ending with .applace. The contents of the iPhoto library has changed considerable looking more like an Aperture library.

Old Toad,
An excellent, very helpful illustration. A question: How did you get the various windows to all consolidate right below each other; mine seem to leave a great deal of wasted space between them.
Thanks, in advance.

Photoshop.