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by Geraldine
(Australia)
I have a G5 X Mark II and when I download the photos onto the computer it does not show the camera details, but I have been able to do so manually. How do I get it to show automatically?
Hi Geraldine.
It's great to hear from one of the Canon Geek's readers from the Land Down Under. Thanks for asking about meta data showing up on your computer, once downloaded from your Canon G5X Mark II. I'm not sure I understand your question 100%, but I'll give it a try. Feel free to respond with a clarification.
I don't know what software you're using to view your G5X Mark II photos, but if I understand it right, you need to change settings on your computer, not in the G5X Mark II menu.
G5X MARK II FEATURE | ADVANTAGE | 1.0 Inch Sensor | The G5X Mark II's large sensor gives you superior image quality over the typical point and shoot camera |
Pop-Up Viewfinder | Viewfinders are so much better to use for composing your photograph, especially when you're shooting in a bright environment |
RAW Mode | Gives you the ultimate control and freedom to process your G5X Mark II images in a variety of ways |
Video | You can get creative with shooting slo-motion video at 120 frames-per-second |
POCKET-SIZED | The G5X Mark II really can fit in a decent sized pocket | LCD Screen | The tilting LCD screen is large and positionable to shoot selfies and use for vlogging |
G5X MARK II FEATURE | DISADVANTAGE | Dim Lighting | The G5X Mark II is just okay, not great, for avoiding digital noise in dimly lit (high ISO) situations |
G5X M2 Grip | I like a bigger, more secure grip when hand holding a camera-but hey, it is a compact camera. |
Price | This is not a cheap camera and this Powershot camera may be too much of an investment for the casual Canon shooter. |
Action Photos | The G5X Mark II is not a great camera for shooting sports, action or active wildlife. It's okay, but not that fast for fast moving subjects |
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