How to add the exif file from my original photographs to Tif and Jpeg files?

Thanks

Chris

Here are a few of KatiBears Deviations.
She's a very talented photographer, so take some time and have a look through her gallery.














Many of these deviations are available as prints.
Prints can be bought here



If there is a deviation you would like to buy as a print, but it is not available just drop Katie a note and I'm sure she will be happy to set it up for you.

Thanks for watching.

Chris.

So last night my 'Pantone Huey' arrived.

I set it all up, installed the software and now I can view all of your wonderful photos in pantone colour.

If anyone ever feels the need to set the colours on their monitor, a Huey is well worth the money.

In my previous journal I noted- to everyone's excitment- that the colours on my display decided it would be fun to change.

So I have now found a solution to my problem.

I have ordered a Pantone Huey. To be honest I have no idea what it really is, but descriptions promise me that my colours will be back to normal again.

Well I hope so.

I would like to explain why you have not seen any new incredible *cough* photography from me for such a long time.

About two weeks ago I made the terrible mistake of using "Adobe gamma" to calibrate the colours on my display. All was well for about 30 minutes, at which point "NVIDIA control pannel" in all its wisdom decided that this wasn't how my colours should look at all. So one involuntary restart later and I have some nice new colours.

The problem is, that these nice new colours aren't exactly what you could call accurate. What was once purple is now brown and yellow has turned to a funny shade of green.

So lets sum up.

Adobe gamma is silly

I do not like Adobe

Except for Photoshop; that's useful