![]() ![]() It probably would be affected by your settings for C-AF sensitivity and possibly by fps rate and whether Image Stabilization is set to fps vs IS Priority (since IS Priority lowers frame rates and resets the sensor between images).#' Install the current version of ExifTool #' #' #' Install ExifTool, downloading (by default) the current #' version #' install_location Path to the directory into which ExifTool #' should be installed. I have not done any recent tests with burst shooting and focus variation. ![]() The only difference I found was that CAF showed less focus variation with pre-focus, which might imply that for stationary targets and initial pre focus and then focus for exposure may give somewhat better results. Pre-focus means the camera/lens was focused on the target with a half press then the shutter button released and then half pressed a second time for focus and exposure to determine if there is any difference in focus accuracy with different initial lens focus distances. Normal focus was with the lens defocused between trials like it would typically be when focusing on a new target at a different distance. The tests were all done with individual shots. What I dont get is the difference in "normal focus" and "pre focus", what do you mean with that?.Īnd, when shooting bursts I have seen all the "Focus Step Count" values are exactly the same. Dou you take individual shoots or burst for this tests? So, If I have understood well, you select the best shoot and peek in Exiftool the "Focus Step Count" value of it and then compare to it the deviation of all the other shoots. Good job drj3 and thanks for your answer. I do now recall reading that I needed to do that That's what worked for me, but you know what computers are like. You may also have to find and delete the old version of exiftool from your machine.Īll of this may require a system restart to take effect. You also have to rename the exiftool(-k).exe (as it is downloaded from the zip file from the Phil Harvey site) to exiftool.exe On my windows 7 machine I put the ExifTool Gui on my C drive outside of the windows folder and then put exiftool inside the ExifTool Gui folder. I moved the command line version to the same folder as the GUI version - still no joy. Just unzip ExifToolGUI.zip file into any directory, create Desktop shortcut and GUI is ready to use. I've been running an old version for a couple of years and thought it was time to update.īTW, I tried installing the GUI version, which I've never tried before, but it opens with an error telling me that it can't find EXIFtools - even though I've 'installed' the cmd line version and it works. ExifToolGUI You can download GUI from here. However, the OM-1 didn't work with the 12.40. I think nothing in the MakersNotes were changed for the cameras that used the E-M1.2. The Gui 5.0 version will show all values for all Olympus cameras, however, not the OMD OM-1. (Only have EM1 X files to check, not sure if there will be any additional settings shown with the OM1) Yes, it appears to show all those values, some under the maker tab in ExifTool GUI and the remainder under the ALL tab The MakersNotes contain the specific camera information for the images like the following which is needed to check focus distance and accuracy.ĭepth Of Field : 11.53 m (126.15 - 137.67 m)įocal Length : 600.0 mm (35 mm equivalent: 1201.9 mm) Still waiting for my OM1 pre-order to show up though.ĭoes it give you the MakersNotes? The earlier versions give the basic Exif information that Workspace gives. Program>About shows it picked up the 12.41 version, using my old trusty Windows 7 machine. Not quite as nice as the Gui version, but it works.Ĭopied the 12.41 version into the same folder as ExifTool GUI and it seems to be working. You can create a txt file of the output with the "Ctrl" key + A and Enter. (Double-click on 'exiftool-12.46.zip' to open the archive, then drag 'exiftool (-k).exe' to your Desktop. zip ' file, and place it on your Desktop. (The file you download should be named 'exiftool-12.46.zip'.) Extract 'exiftool (-k).exe' from the '. The Windows version is easy to use by just putting the EXE file on the desktop and dropping the orf file on the icon. Download the Windows Executable from the ExifTool home page. Thanks for this! Do you happen to know if it works with ExifTool GUI? ![]()
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