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Hi,
i wonder whether the focal length that is presented in the EXIF data of the photos already calculated the crop factor or should i multiply it in the crop factor in the case of a crop camera.
thanks in advance...
Posted at 7:18AM, 20 July 2008 PDT
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The EXIF data merely reports whatever the camera embedded -- Flickr doesn't change or add EXIF data. So, you might search for a group about your camera and ask there how it reports things.
Posted 4 weeks ago.
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That focal lenght is the *real* focal length but you can find the other (with crop factor applied) in the "35mm. equivalent" Exif field
Posted 4 weeks ago.
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where can i find this "35mm equivalent" data? i'm looking on the more properties page and do not see it...
Posted 2 weeks ago.
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It reads
Focal Length In 35mm Film: 72
for a Focal Length: 48 mm for example.
The latter is on top of the exif page, while the other is nearer to the bottom.
Posted 2 weeks ago.
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If I re-size a picture before uploading, some of the EXIF data is stripped. "Focal Length In 35mm Film:" is one of them.
[using jUploadr for resize-and-upload].
Posted 2 weeks ago.
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