Nope. Just a 1-second exposure, which IDS fails to report. Anything a whole second or longer shows up as "Unknown". I checked the code and it's quite stupid, spitting out the line as "1/" followed by a value, followed by "s". I'm not sure how exposures of 1 second or more are represented in the JPEG metadata, but the IDS code apparently doesn't even attempt to deal with it.
I could've lightened up the image because it's a bit dark, but then it would seem like photographic dishonesty. :) I'm counting on the majority of viewers having their CRT brightness cranked up beyond all reason, which I have found is typically the case. But then there are the new breed popping up like you with LCD monitors, and you all suck. :-P
What can I say about my LCD monitor except, "My dad made me do it!"... after much discussion he convinced me to spend the extra few hundred dollars of my money... funny how that works....
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I could've lightened up the image because it's a bit dark, but then it would seem like photographic dishonesty. :) I'm counting on the majority of viewers having their CRT brightness cranked up beyond all reason, which I have found is typically the case. But then there are the new breed popping up like you with LCD monitors, and you all suck. :-P