Photographic Agencies Online

[bigbanana]

I use various online photographic agencies such as Corbis, Alamy, Getty Images etc but I'm looking for one that displays photos along with their technical details such as exposure times, f stops etc. does anyone know of one that will meet my requirements?

Thanks

[NazNomad]

For your own photos?

[NazNomad]

gah, hit submit early ...


Flickr will display the EXIF data of your photos by default.

[bigbanana]

No, photographic agencies tend to be showcases of professional photographers works. What I'm after is to see such things as long exposure photos taken by professionals showing the exposure duration and camera settings so I can see how to do similar shots myself.

Long exposures of motorway traffic with the trailing lights effect is one such example. Another might be a procession of people holding candles walking through a darkened cathedral.

Online tutorials are all very well, but they tend not to give to many examples of photos

[NazNomad]

Ah, I see.

DeviantArt is the only other place I'm familiar with for showcasing photos.

[bigbanana]

Thanks NazNomad. Regretfully, DevianArt seems to omit the technical details too. Never mind, maybe I'm asking too much although I could swear I'd seen a site disclosing the technical specs of the photos.

[Buenchico]

Have you looked at the pictures which people upload to Picasaweb? The EXIF data is often shown alongside the pictures.

For example:
http://picasaweb.goog...t#5168055019107220226

http://picasaweb.goog...s#5138437891356052962

http://picasaweb.goog...e#5252416242290125874

Start your search here:
http://picasaweb.google.com

Chris

[bigbanana]

Chris, you've been absolutely brilliant once again - thank you. The Picasa website reveals exactly the type of data I'm looking for.

I've also discovered that I can type the camera model number into the search box to find thousands of examples of photos taken by my camera ( a Nikon D3000). This facility is a great showcase for the camera's capability.

Thanks again.