Cambridge in Colour is an online learning environment for photographers, founded in 2005, offering reference-style tutorials on concepts such as exposure, depth of field, lenses and natural light, plus forums and a gallery. The site states no official affiliation with the University of Cambridge.
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PixelPeeper is a web app that shows camera gear and exposure settings from a photo's embedded metadata. For files edited in Adobe Lightroom, it displays saved adjustments and offers XMP preset downloads. When edit metadata is missing, a Look Match model suggests Lightroom adjustments as a starting point. PixelPeeper Premium costs $39 for 12 months without automatic renewal. Made by Piotr Chmolowski.
Jimpl is an online EXIF metadata viewer for photos and images. Users upload a photo, view recorded metadata such as date, time, camera settings and GPS coordinates, and can download the photo with EXIF data removed. Uploads are limited to 50 MB and photos are deleted after 24 hours.
A browser-based tool for viewing, editing and removing EXIF metadata from images. It displays metadata by category, allows field edits and stripping, and processes files locally so images are not uploaded, according to the site.
ExifTool is a platform-independent Perl library and command-line application for reading, writing and editing metadata in image, audio and video files. It supports formats including EXIF, GPS, IPTC and XMP, and maker notes from many camera brands. It is available for Windows, MacOS and Unix systems.
An online museum section that presents Canon's cameras by product series. It lists interchangeable lens digital cameras, digital compact cameras, camcorders, still video cameras, film cameras, movie cameras and digital cinema cameras, with date ranges given for several series.
HDRMerge is a free tool that creates raw images with extended dynamic range from exposure-bracketed raw files or a single raw file containing multiple frames. It imports formats supported by LibRaw and outputs DNG 1.4 images with floating point data. It offers a GUI for removing ghosts and a command line interface for batch processing.
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PixelPeeper is a web app that shows camera gear and exposure settings from a photo's embedded metadata. For files edited in Adobe Lightroom, it displays saved adjustments and offers XMP preset downloads. When edit metadata is missing, a Look Match model suggests Lightroom adjustments as a starting point. PixelPeeper Premium costs $39 for 12 months without automatic renewal. Made by Piotr Chmolowski.
Jimpl is an online EXIF metadata viewer for photos and images. Users upload a photo, view recorded metadata such as date, time, camera settings and GPS coordinates, and can download the photo with EXIF data removed. Uploads are limited to 50 MB and photos are deleted after 24 hours.
A browser-based tool for viewing, editing and removing EXIF metadata from images. It displays metadata by category, allows field edits and stripping, and processes files locally so images are not uploaded, according to the site.
ExifTool is a platform-independent Perl library and command-line application for reading, writing and editing metadata in image, audio and video files. It supports formats including EXIF, GPS, IPTC and XMP, and maker notes from many camera brands. It is available for Windows, MacOS and Unix systems.
An online museum section that presents Canon's cameras by product series. It lists interchangeable lens digital cameras, digital compact cameras, camcorders, still video cameras, film cameras, movie cameras and digital cinema cameras, with date ranges given for several series.
HDRMerge is a free tool that creates raw images with extended dynamic range from exposure-bracketed raw files or a single raw file containing multiple frames. It imports formats supported by LibRaw and outputs DNG 1.4 images with floating point data. It offers a GUI for removing ghosts and a command line interface for batch processing.
