Exif program to show image stabilization info

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Paul Burdett
Nov 1, 2009
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Hi all,
I know this is a PS n/g, but hoping someone can shed some light here. I’ve been "Googling" for an hour or so, but with no luck. It seems that there isn’t an exif program out there that will show whether or not Image Stabilization was used on my Canon 20D, 100-400 lens combo. I guess that as the IS is a function of the lens and not the camera it’s not possible to show this info in the exif?
Cheers,

Paul
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nomail
Nov 1, 2009
Paul Burdett wrote:

I know this is a PS n/g, but hoping someone can shed some light here. I’ve been "Googling" for an hour or so, but with no luck. It seems that there isn’t an exif program out there that will show whether or not Image Stabilization was used on my Canon 20D, 100-400 lens combo. I guess that as the IS is a function of the lens and not the camera it’s not possible to show this info in the exif?

The IS motor is in the lens, but I think the camera will steer it. Besides, the lens and the camera exchange information so it SHOULD be possible. I don’t think it is used however, and if it were, it’s the kind of proprietary information that probably only Canon software will understand. Canon Digital Photo Professional doesn’t show this info, so its a safe bet that it’s not used at all.

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Alan Browne
Nov 1, 2009
Paul Burdett wrote:
Hi all,
I know this is a PS n/g, but hoping someone can shed some light here. I’ve been "Googling" for an hour or so, but with no luck. It seems that there isn’t an exif program out there that will show whether or not Image Stabilization was used on my Canon 20D, 100-400 lens combo. I guess that as the IS is a function of the lens and not the camera it’s not possible to show this info in the exif?

Same anser as in the other ng:

http://www.sno.phy.queensu.ca/~phil/exiftool/

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