EXIF VIEWER

BF Hammer

BF Hammer

Senior Member
Firefox here also. But I do offer a pro tip. Photos hosted on a free image sharing site like Imgur or the like will strip the EXIF data from the photo. Uploading directly to Nikonites server will show the EXIF with the browser extensions. Unfortunately you cannot control how somebody else will handle posting images. I try to upload directly but often I have to post an older photo from my Imgur account so then no data to show.

Really I wish Nikon Image Space would allow sharing into forums. It's a nice hosting solution other than that.
 
Blue439

Blue439

New member
Firefox as well. I use KUSO EXIF Viewer but it is an independent program. I don’t think I have anything embedded with Firefox to read EXIF.
 
Clovishound

Clovishound

Senior Member
Forgot to add I'm using Exify and xlFr. I have two because I first added Exify, which automatically provides basic info at the bottom of the image when the cursor is over the image, which is very convenient. I later added xlFr, because it provides far more data, but you must right click on the image and choose "view EXIF data". I don't often need the extra data provided, but it's nice to have access to it.
 
nikonpup

nikonpup

Senior Member
Clovishound said:
Forgot to add I'm using Exify and xlFr. I have two because I first added Exify, which automatically provides basic info at the bottom of the image when the cursor is over the image, which is very convenient. I later added xlFr, because it provides far more data, but you must right click on the image and choose "view EXIF data". I don't often need the extra data provided, but it's nice to have access to it.
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THANKS - EXIFY WORKS - xlFr I DID A COPY AND PASTE AND SEARCH CAME UP WITH A PROGRAM FOR AIRFOILS OR A
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Esteila

New member
I’ve gone through a few different viewers myself, and it really comes down to how much detail you need at a glance. If you're looking for something lightweight that doesn't require a full install, I've been using this lately- https://www.thetoolapp.com/exif-data-viewer/. It’s pretty handy for a quick check when you don't want to fire up Lightroom or Photoshop just to see your shutter count or lens info.
 
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