Software to see EXR mode?

JPEG Shooter said:

I've been playing around with my X-S1 testing settings. (shooting JPEG) Problem is, I've changed them multiple times while on an outing and didn't take notes. So now I'm trying to find which EXR setting worked best for circumstances. The EXIF shown in my go-to viewer (Faststone) isn't very comprehensive and I can't tell what the settings were. Is there any viewer/software that will show me exactly what mode/settings I was using for any given image?

Thanks.

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DMillier said:

JPEG Shooter said:

I've been playing around with my X-S1 testing settings. (shooting JPEG) Problem is, I've changed them multiple times while on an outing and didn't take notes. So now I'm trying to find which EXR setting worked best for circumstances. The EXIF shown in my go-to viewer (Faststone) isn't very comprehensive and I can't tell what the settings were. Is there any viewer/software that will show me exactly what mode/settings I was using for any given image?

Thanks.

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DMillier said:

JPEG Shooter said:

I've been playing around with my X-S1 testing settings. (shooting JPEG) Problem is, I've changed them multiple times while on an outing and didn't take notes. So now I'm trying to find which EXR setting worked best for circumstances. The EXIF shown in my go-to viewer (Faststone) isn't very comprehensive and I can't tell what the settings were. Is there any viewer/software that will show me exactly what mode/settings I was using for any given image?

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Exiftool will show you every piece of metadata in a file (and let you write it).

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• Dynamic Range
• Dynamic Range Setting
• Development Dynamic Range
• Light Value

CAcreeks said:

DMillier said:

JPEG Shooter said:

I've been playing around with my X-S1 testing settings. (shooting JPEG) Problem is, I've changed them multiple times while on an outing and didn't take notes. So now I'm trying to find which EXR setting worked best for circumstances. The EXIF shown in my go-to viewer (Faststone) isn't very comprehensive and I can't tell what the settings were. Is there any viewer/software that will show me exactly what mode/settings I was using for any given image?

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Exiftool will show you every piece of metadata in a file (and let you write it).

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That is what I use. Didn't like Finepix Studio at first, and after wasting 3 hours downloading an update, I didn't like that either.

Here are the EXIF fields you can extract after running the exiftool -common command:

• Dynamic Range
• Dynamic Range Setting
• Development Dynamic Range
• Light Value

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JPEG Shooter said:

DMillier said:

JPEG Shooter said:

I've been playing around with my X-S1 testing settings. (shooting JPEG) Problem is, I've changed them multiple times while on an outing and didn't take notes. So now I'm trying to find which EXR setting worked best for circumstances. The EXIF shown in my go-to viewer (Faststone) isn't very comprehensive and I can't tell what the settings were. Is there any viewer/software that will show me exactly what mode/settings I was using for any given image?

Thanks.

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JPEG Shooter said:

JPEG Shooter said:

Here are the EXIF fields you can extract after running the exiftool -common command:

• Dynamic Range
• Dynamic Range Setting
• Development Dynamic Range
• Light Value

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I'm looking for what EXR MODE the camera was in.... was it EXR DR? EXR SN? EXR HR?

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CAcreeks said:

JPEG Shooter said:

Member said:

Here are the EXIF fields you can extract after running the exiftool -common command:

• Dynamic Range
• Dynamic Range Setting
• Development Dynamic Range
• Light Value

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I'm looking for what EXR MODE the camera was in.... was it EXR DR? EXR SN? EXR HR?

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Development Dynamic Range will say 400 with DR 400 set.

I'm not sure about SN - have not used it much.

With HR, the pixel dimension will be greater.

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