To mine the deepest depths of your Exif data, you may want to try a utility called Exiftool. But they normally only scratch the surface of the available information by displaying only the most commonly used Exif tags. Photo editing softwares, such as Photoshop or Lightroom, can unlock some of this data for viewing later. These details are tucked away deep inside the labyrinth of code that comprises your photo file. With every shutter press, your camera records dozens of interesting details about how the photo was taken. But pixel information is not all that is recorded.
Tiny circuits spring into action and furiously record the information from every sensor pixel onto your memory card. It happens every time you press the shutter.
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