Recent content by captain birdseye

Click hide exif, scroll down from photo, click show exif, scroll down and find image count. ... read, and write down if it is that important. Some browsers may not support full data .

With all due respect I have taken the trouble to answer your question and stated the answer in a previous post. To the best of my reasonably well informed knowledge and confirmation by FLICKR staff it is correct...

35586 is the image number, you can see this surely? The image number is your shutter count.

When I opened your thread I clicked hide exif, which, by the way was a lighter letterset than the other info, this then led me to the pic of your dog without exif showing,,,,,until I clicked again and then it showed exif along with the image number (shutter count).

D850, 24-120f4 vr, 105 f2.8 vr. 200mm f4, 50mm f1.8

I had a look at your FLIKR pics and the pic of the dog is image number 35990 from your d7100 and the image of the cloud in the sky is image number 55933. The shutter count for nikon cameras comes under image number. Just click on show exif and scroll down until you find it. I took the trouble to...

Just how much information can you see on your FLICKR pics please?

Strange, it worked for me. D you have EXIF data enabled in FLICKR?

Yes, I was thinking that it would have been worked out by now and it does still seem to be in production. What always makes me laugh is people saying it is heavy, I had no issue even with my puny elderly arms. In fact, it is lighter than the sigma sport and nikon 200-400vr, also the 500 f4. What...

My method of checking is to post an unedited photo into Flickr and check the exif info. It is easy enough to find it this way but, file from some cameras can lose the shutter count if they have been edited. This works on my d850 and previously owned nikon dslr bodies.

I am considering re purchasing the Nikon 200-500vr , I owned one in the past but sold all my gear to pursue other interests at the time and am now returning to photography. At the time I was using it with a D500 and had great results so, as I have now purchased a D850 I would like to have some...

I just bit the bullet (after much thought) on a mint condition Nikon 12-24 f4 for use on an upcoming holiday where I will be viewing a number of medieval welsh castles, hiking along the south wales coastal path and visiting a few nature reserves and other attractions. Does anyone want to chip in...

I am thinking of getting a Sigma 10-20 f3.5 lens for a forthcoming holiday and am looking for opinions on just how good it is and if there are any issues to look out for. I will most likely be using it with my gripped d7200 and the subjects are landscapes/scenery, castles and maybe some...