How do I have the option to see what the ISO, shutter speed and aperture were used when I take a picture and display it in Lightroom.
Thank you
Hi,
This should work for you: Select one or more photos in the Grid view of the Library module and choose Metadata > Save Metadata To File(s), or press Ctrl+S (Windows) or Command+S (Mac OS). You may also click a photo in Library-Mode, then click Metadata - top menu and select "show menu for target photo only"
Hope this helps.
Mark
Mary Kate wrote:
How do I have the option to see what the ISO, shutter speed and aperture were used when I take a picture and display it in Lightroom.
Thank you
In Lightroom, when the image is selected, in the right hand column, there is a selection for Metadata. Click that and all of the information stored with your picture is available for view including ISO, SS and Aperture.
Mary Kate - For a quicker look: Go into Lightroom and display any photo using either the Library or the Develop module. On your keyboard, press "I" and you will see some metadata info regarding the size of the photo overlaying the photo itself. Press "I" again and you will see a second metadata screen showing the date, the nominal lens size (not the crop factor), the aperture, the shutter speed and the ISO. Press "I" once more and the display will go away. As others have indicated there is a way for you to input additional metadata info manually which Lightroom can record. /Ralph
Yep, just press "I" and it will display.
You have to learn how to use light room. Upper right hand side click on metadata.
Mary Kate wrote:
How do I have the option to see what the ISO, shutter speed and aperture were used when I take a picture and display it in Lightroom.
Thank you
In View Menu under Loupe View, you can select what you want to see presented and by pressing the I key can cycle through the data
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