Introduction to this page
Any Exchangeable image file format (Exif) data embedded in a file is automatically detected by Chorus.
A file’s Exif data is created by the camera or audio equipment that created it.
Exif data can include date and time information, camera settings, descriptions of files that include dimensions and resolution, and copyright information.
Step-by-step:
1. Select the file you want to view.
2. Click View in the right-hand sidebar or double-click on the file. The preview will open.
3. Choose the Camera tab of the preview.
See the Exif data attached to this file. For example, an image may display:
| Example Exif Data Fields Explained | |
|---|---|
| createdate | The date when the image/file was captured |
| datetimeoriginal | The time when the image/file was captured |
| exposuretime | The shutter speed in seconds when an image was made |
| fnumber | The aperture setting of the lens (F-Stop) when an image was created |
| focallength | The focal length of the device lens in millimeters |
| iso | The sensitivity of the image sensor when the file was created |
| make | The make of the camera/device used to create the file |
| model | The model of the camera/device used to create the file |
| modifydate | The date when the file was last modified |
4. Click Back in the top left-hand corner of the screen to close the preview.
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