Would it be possible to include exif info for images (assuming poster hasn't stripped it from his/her images)? I am sure others besides me would find this a useful inclusion.
April 1, 2023
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This has been asked for before and is on our list. Meanwhile,if you read this post dprevived.com/t/how-to-show-exif-data-in-chrome-firefox/501/ it shows you how you can do it for now with most common browsers.
Alan
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exif will come in future release.
we can discus the values need meanwhile.
my takes :
- Brand
- Model
- Focual length
- Shutter speed
- Apature
- Iso
- Date
- Geo Position (if available in the image and allowed by the user)
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Great idea 43review. This would be amazing.
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Can we add
Lens Type
Metering mode
Flash mode (if flash is taken)
Exposure biasThanks
Alan
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As a workaround, I am able to copy my EXIF data via IrfanView (free photo software) to the clipboard. From the clipboard I copy & paste the EXIF data to MS Word. Then to extract the lines I want I use this VBA code. Then I can copy & paste that into a DPRevived post (that would be the six lines). I don't copy & paste the first line (number 1) because that is just the filename which helps identify it.
Sub EXIFData()
Dim A As Integer
Dim vardata
vardata = Array(1, 3, 13, 14, 16, 27, 47)
For A = 0 To 6
ActiveDocument.Paragraphs(vardata(A)).Range.Copy
Set myRange = ActiveDocument.Range _ (Start:=ActiveDocument.Content.End - 1, _ End:=ActiveDocument.Content.End - 1)
myRange.Paste
Next A
End SubI also wrote additional code to be able to do this quickly with multiple sets of EXIF data. I wrote more about it on the Canon APS-C forum under "Photo Test" if you are interested.
I don't know if there's more "workarounds" but that is what worked for me. There's probably dozens of different ways. If anyone can share their ideas, that would be great.
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All this can probably be done just by dragging the image to a shortcut running a simple EXIFTOOL command.
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Can you elaborate? What do you mean by dragging an image to a shortcut? What is the shortcut? What is the simple EXIFTOOL command? Can you develop something and test it and give us details as I have done? What software would we use to accomplish that? For me, it was because I was using IrfanView (free photo software) and I had MS Word. The combination made it easy. But I'm not familiar with what you describe. I find it interesting and like to know what others do. There's always another way. :-) Thanks.
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These are also good suggested additions to 43reviews list. Another suggestion is to add names of the software(s) used to post-process an image.
Cathy
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Once the photo is "open", I'm able to use sharesheet of an iPhone/iPad to read the EXIF. I used ViewExif, but all of the EXIF utilities I have installed are available.
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Thanks. So what you are seeing might be similar to what I see in IrfanView (which is the extensive EXIF data). As a "workaround" how are you able to copy & paste it next to your image when posting it here on DPRevived? Or are you manually typing it in?
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I don't as a matter of practice share that data here (unless relevant) but it's available for you to look at. I do have an iOS Shortcut (rough, but servicable) that I created that formats and copies some of the EXIF data to the clipboard so that it can be pasted.
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Oh, I see...it's a custom program that you made. Yes, with MS Word VBA code I was able to select the EXIF data lines 1, 3, 13, 14, 16, 27, and 47 and put it at the bottom of the MS Word document. I was just sharing my code for everyone because sometimes people could find it useful or give them ideas with their own software. I could select other lines of data too. I just picked those ones that are important to me. I tested it with three and five images and it worked very well. Soon, DPRevived may fix this, but meanwhile we have our "workarounds".
