Create a php file with some unique name (like snarfer.php) and put it in your WordPress theme directory.
This is the way you create a WordPress Page templates:
<?php /* Template Name: Snarfer */
Create a php file with some unique name (like snarfer.php) and put it in your WordPress theme directory.
This is the way you create a WordPress Page templates:
<?php /* Template Name: Snarfer */
Visit: http://regex.info/exif.cgi/ and http://scent.org/cgi-bin/exif.cgi
Just choose the image from your computer or URL and check the info. You can check a lot of Exif info from your image taken from shutter speed, aperture, ISO, shutter count and so on.
I have tested the first link for my Nikon D90 and it works.
Alternatively you can install a software called Opanda and check this info on your PC – http://www.opanda.com/en/iexif/download.htm
I had a problem. I couldn’t change the category slug in some of my categories. So I found the solution at:
http://wordpress.org/support/topic/category-slug-cant-be-updated
The problem comes from the fact that the tags and categories are stored in the same table in the database. And the tags also have slugs. So if there is already a tag with the slug that you want to put in the category you can’t do it until you delete the tag or change it’s slug.
You just need to go to the tags table in the admin panel and change the tag slug that’s making the problem.