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Storing Photo Info in a Separate File - firmware

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Camera Setup Storing Photo Info in a Separate File: info.txt While On is selected in the info.txt sub-menu, information about each image recorded is stored in an independent text file ("info.txt") in the same folder as the image. When the contents of the memory card are viewed from a computer, this file can be read with a text browser such as Notepad or SimpleText. Selecting Off (the default option) in the info.txt sub-menu suspends recording of photo information to the info.txt file (information about each image can still be viewed in the photo information display; 162). info.txt The info.txt file gives the following information for each image recorded while On is selected in the info.txt sub-menu: • File number and type • Camera type and firmware version • Metering method • Exposure mode • Shutter speed • Aperture • Exposure compensation • Focal length and digital zoom factor • Image adjustment • Sensitivity (ISO equivalency) • White balance • Sharpening • Date of recording • Image size and quality • Saturation control • Focus area Images are listed in the order recorded, separated by a blank line. 154

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Camera Setup
Storing Photo Info in a Separate File:
info.txt
While
On
is selected in the
info.txt
sub-menu,
information about each image recorded is stored
in an independent text file (“info.txt”) in the same
folder as the image.
When the contents of the
memory card are viewed from a computer, this file
can be read with a text browser such as Notepad
or SimpleText.
Selecting
Off
(the default option)
in the
info.txt
sub-menu suspends recording of
photo information to the info.txt file (information
about each image can still be viewed in the photo
information display;
162).
info.txt
The info.txt file gives the following information for each image recorded while
On
is selected in the
info.txt
sub-menu:
•File number and type
•Camera type and firmware version
•Metering method
•Exposure mode
•Shutter speed
•Aperture
•Exposure compensation
• Focal length and digital zoom factor
•Image adjustment
•Sensitivity (ISO equivalency)
•White balance
•Sharpening
•Date of recording
•Image size and quality
•Saturation control
•Focus area
Images are listed in the order recorded, separated by a blank line.