Flora: Not as easy to carry as my phone but so much more versatile. I like my phone too. Does anyone know what the B represents behind ISO in the EXIF data?

joer Loc: Colorado/Illinois

Not as easy to carry as my phone but so much more versatile. I like my phone too.

Does anyone know what the B represents behind ISO in the EXIF data?

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J-SPEIGHT Loc: Akron, Ohio

joer wrote:

Not as easy to carry as my phone but so much more versatile. I like my phone too.

Beautiful.

lamiaceae Loc: San Luis Obispo County, CA

joer wrote:

Not as easy to carry as my phone but so much more versatile. I like my phone too.

Does anyone know what the B represents behind ISO in the EXIF data?

Nice photo, you got a group of three.

What program are you using to display that EXIF data? Does not look anything like Photoshop / Adobe Camera Raw EXIF data! No idea about the "B". To me in photography a "B" means the Bulb setting for a Flash or Shutter, i.e., you open the shutter and it stays open until you shut it by releasing the shutter button. It is a carry over term from the really old days of flash bulbs.

joer Loc: Colorado/Illinois

lamiaceae wrote:

Nice photo, you got a group of three.

What program are you using to display that EXIF data? Does not look anything like Photoshop / Adobe Camera Raw EXIF data! No idea about the "B". To me in photography a "B" means the Bulb setting for a Flash or Shutter, i.e., you open the shutter and it stays open until you shut it by releasing the shutter button. It is a carry over term from the really old days of flash bulbs.

Its definitely not bulb. I'm displaying it in MS Photos. Easier and overall more useful than the EXIF data, although its limited in what is displayed.

Swamp-Cork Loc: Lanexa, Virginia

Lovely image, Joe!