SIGMA Photo Pro User Guide
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The Image Info Button
You can view additional information about individual images or groups of selected images by clicking the
Image Info
button in the Main or Review Window.
The Image Information Window
The Image Information Window describes the
selected image(s) in the Main or Review
Window.
To get information for a different image, click
on the Review Window containing the new
image or on a new thumbnail in the Main
Window. The Image Information Window will
update with information about the selected
image.
The Image Information Window remains open
and floats above the Main and Review Windows
until you close it, or until you exit the program.
To close an Image Information Window without
exiting SIGMA Photo Pro, click on the Close
red button in the Title Bar upper left hand corner
or on the Close button at the bottom of the
window
.
There are three sections in the Information
Window
.
The top section contains general
information about your file. Next, the capture section summarizes the photometric settings on the camera at
the time the image was captured. Finally, the processing section lists the stored settings when you are
viewing an X3F file, and the applied settings when viewing a processed TIFF or JPEG file. If your
processed file has been further modified in another post-processing application such as Adobe® Photoshop,
a tag will appear in the processing section’s title bar.
To copy the text in the Image Information Window, click on
the
Copy to Clipboard
button. Paste the text into any word processing
program. Then you can use the word processing program’s print
function to print the text. If you choose to save these text files in your SIGMA Photo Pro image folders for
easy access later, note that they will not be visible from within SIGMA Photo Pro, but you can continue to
open and print them from your word processing application.
