Inspect Camera Settings on Photos
See aperture, shutter speed, ISO, and lens info to learn from other photographers' work or audit your own.
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Photography tips
Drop a photo you're curious about (from your portfolio or someone else's) to see the exact f-stop, shutter speed, and ISO used.
Helpful for learning: studying the EXIF of great photos shows you what settings work. Sharp landscapes are often f/8-f/11 at ISO 100; portraits are wide open.
For event photographers reviewing their work: spot patterns in failed shots — maybe ISO was too high, or shutter was too slow for moving subjects.
Lens model field reveals which lens was used — useful when you have several and want to know which produced a particular shot.
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