Free Gallery Images – Boletus luridiformis mushrooms / Yellow color become blue on cutting (considered to be poisonous)!
Public Domain Boletus erythropus a.k.a Dotted Stem Bolete / Like several red-pored boletes, it stains blue when bruised or cut.
The main picture was taken with a Canon brand camera, model Canon EOS 500D on Thursday 14th June 2012 by the Emilian Robert Vicol photographer.
As basic settings, an exposure time of 1/160 (6.25ms ) was used with aperture f/9.0 and the ISO Speed of the camera was 100. Actual focal length of the lens was 33/1 (33mm) with EF-S18-55mm f/3.5-5.6 IS lens model (range).
The actual file size is 3.74 MBytes, resolution is 4752px on the horizontal and 3168px on the vertically and the original (or modified) file name is Boletus-Luridiformis_Poisonous-Mushrooms__3828IMG_9641.jpg (media type is image/jpeg).
The photo original orientation was portret with an X Resolution DPI equal to 72/1 and Y-Resolution DPI equal to 72/1.
Other camera settings (and APEX value) were the lens aperture 417792/65536, status of flash equal with 16, shutter speed 483328/65536 and brightness value unknown.
Note: The current image size corresponds to the original version but the original photo orientation it was changed to landscape.