OutSTANDING photography . . .
. . . and it only took the photographer 8 hours of watching the volcano to capture it:clicky
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silversand wrote:
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I download the photos, and opened the EXIF header, and everything was stripped out (ie. no way to determine what equipment and settings and digital effects he used to photo....OR video??) the sequences (ie the image forensics). . .
. . .All the above because I can't find ANY technical info on how/what he made the images with...
The publishing company may have stripped out the EXIF metadata.
Or, the photographer is an amateur. . .and if he's doing post processing then he may be stripping out that information inadvertently simply by not having his software setting put right.
As for "finagling". . .absolutely! Personally, I shoot in RAW format and every image is imported for post-processing with minor color, noise reduction, lens correction, etc, filters.
Certainly the dailymail.co.uk did some post-processing. . .and probably stripped out the metadata as a matter of course.
