Adobe Camera Raw saves details of image corrections in XMP format and Photoshop can even save image processing and version history in the XMP portion of the image data file. XMP data can be embedded in object data or saved separately and is designed to include standard and custom data fields. XMP is an open standard based on the XML markup language, and is now supported by nearly all Adobe applications as well as publicly by the IETF (Internet Engineering Task Force).

As well as the established and well-documented EXIF and IPTC metadata formats, there is a wide range of other, less well-known types of metadata available for inclusion in your files.Īdobe created its own XMP (Extensible Metadata Platform) format in order to allow its applications to exchange metadata in a predefined fashion. (For Bridge, see Figure 1-25.)Īdditional Metadata Once you have applied a preset, you only need to amend details for individual images where necessary. You can configure Bridge to show or hide individual items.īecause most IPTC data are the same for all images in a shoot, many image browsers (including Bridge and Lightroom) allow you to create IPTC presets that can be applied to batches of images. I was impressed by the rapid and friendly response.Įnjoy PTlens, and I hope that the comment will help.Figure 1-31. A selection of IPTC data. Further one of my lenses was not listed, and the PTLens developer was pompt and happy to calibrate the software after I sent him some calibration photographs. It is simple and powerful as well as very affordable (US$25). the software PTLens works on JPEG files (only).Ī number of cameras are rebadged/renamed based upon their geographic distribution: Canon 500D/T1i, Pentax K-m/K-2000. Introduction: Digital Photography Review the K2000 is the US name of the K-m see for example Pentax K2000 Review: 1. Is the any way of changing it in camera to be a KM? I have emailed the owner but no answer so far.Īnd does Ptlens read raw files? or only jpegs and tiffs? The calibrated camera list lists the KM but reads my camera as K2000.therefore its not calibrated.? Is this correct or am I missing something? It happily reads the lenses and I have bought a Tamron 10-24 which is also on the list. Is anyone using PTlens with a k2000? I have downloaded the trial version.

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