Most cameras nowadays give you an option for finding out about the specs of a certain photo. Usually, you can tell what sort of lighting or flash was used, brightness, settings, date etc. However, there’s no such information so readily available with photos pulled from the web. CameraSummary is here to help. It’s essentially an online exif (Exchangeable Image File Format) extractor. Upload a photo and CameraSummary will tell you the make and the model of the camera that took it, info about camera settings as the photo was taken, and thumbnails embedded in the file. Photos are limited to 1.5MB and only Jpeg file extensions are allowed.
“Camera Summary extracts the exif data from Jpeg images. Camera Summary is basically an online exif data extractor that provides information like: camera make / model, detailed information about how the picture was taken and even the thumbnail that was embedded in the file.”
This is a site photo enthusiasts can use to figure out different camera techniques and procedures. It allows them to see what cameras work best for certain photos and how they should be used. It’s also useful for detecting the origin of photos and for preserving the original source if any manipulation is done.
The market for this seems relatively slim. Who will use this besides a marginal few?
Visit website:
http://camerasummary.com
