Post by Wendy on Aug 14, 2016 21:53:23 GMT
I'm a recent convert from a PC to a MacBook (6 months or so now), and I'm still not liking the Mac much. I've been a PC user for probably 25 years now, and I kept hearing how working with photos is so much easier on a Mac, so I bought one. As a result, I do most of my photo work Monday through Friday, while I'm at work, on a PC. A lot of what I don't like about the Mac is file handling. I'm getting used to it, and can make my around the Mac fairly well, just not close to as fast as I can on a PC.
Anyways... my question is, when I'm going through my files in finder, I cannot find the exif data anywhere. All it shows when I bring up "more info" is the title of the pic, like dsc0128.jpeg. No camera make, model, focal length, lens, settings, etc.... everything I can easily find on a PC. I've tried googling, and it just tells me it's in "more info".... but it's not.
I just googled how to take a screenshot on my mac, so here it is:
So, it is something on my Mac I need to adjust, or something on my camera? (Sony a6000).
TIA.
Anyways... my question is, when I'm going through my files in finder, I cannot find the exif data anywhere. All it shows when I bring up "more info" is the title of the pic, like dsc0128.jpeg. No camera make, model, focal length, lens, settings, etc.... everything I can easily find on a PC. I've tried googling, and it just tells me it's in "more info".... but it's not.
I just googled how to take a screenshot on my mac, so here it is:
So, it is something on my Mac I need to adjust, or something on my camera? (Sony a6000).
TIA.
