Are ISO, aperture, and other camera settings saved with JPEG or RAW files?
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I’m new to photography and use a Canon EOS Rebel T5i. When I take a photo, are settings like ISO, aperture, shutter speed, and similar exposure details stored with the JPEG or RAW file automatically, or do I need to keep a separate log?
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All that information and more is already saved in the EXIF data attached to each image. Any good photo editor will show it to you.
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Yes. Your camera normally saves those details automatically in the image’s metadata, commonly called EXIF data. This usually includes settings such as ISO, aperture, shutter speed, and often much more. Both JPEG and RAW files typically contain this information. You don’t need to keep a separate log for standard shooting details. To view it, open the image in a photo editor, cataloging app, or even many operating system file-info panels that can display EXIF metadata.
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