Camera Meta Data on Stock Adobe

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February 7, 2023
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how can I view the metadata of the camera used per image?

This is necessary, for example, to combine an Adobe Stock image with a rendered image from a 3D object.

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Correct answer Abambo

of course there are many other ways...

but it is as well possible to choose a horse to ride 100k - or a train 🙂

As a matter of a fact, it's not possible to know beforehand whether the desired information is included or not.

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I'm curious why this might be wanted. The colour space of images is standardised, and the size in pixels is available. Why would a render care about the camera? Maybe trying to match F-stop?

Abambo

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Matching the lens settings, so that the 3D assets inserted feel right.

ABAMBO | Hard- and Software Engineer | Photographer

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exactly this is the reason Abambo

It is an important indication for the 3D artist to render a particular angle of an 3D-asset as 2D image to compose this 2D image into an existing environment shot

The appearance of the rendered 2D image out of the 3D-asset depends much on the used lense, the focal lenght and angle of view of the lense - so this is not only a hint for the artist, but a huge making work easier and more high level for the artist

Abambo

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The metadata is only available, if the contributor included that information in the file. As it is a not required part, there is no guarantee that the metadata is present. If it is present, it is present as any metadata with any JPEG file.

ABAMBO | Hard- and Software Engineer | Photographer

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