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EXIF

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EXIF

(EXchangeable Image Format) Extensions to image file formats that hold the camera settings used to take the picture. Developed in 1995 by JEIDA for JPEG images, EXIF data was added to TIFF, RAW and other formats later. Most digital cameras support EXIF and save the data in the file headers. However, when an image is edited, the EXIF data may be automatically removed by the software. An EXIF reader is a utility that is used to read, display and save EXIF data from a file.

An EXIF Reader
ExifReader, written by Ryuuji Yoshimoto, is a utility that displays EXIF data and saves it in a separate file. For more information, visit www.takenet.or.jp/~ryuuji.



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0 is the File Browser, an image organization tool to browse image thumbnails; rotate, sort, rank batch and rename images; and view EXIF (Exchangeable Image File) information from digital cameras.
NET DAM/MAM solution to ingest and make searchable IPTC, EXIF and XMP metadata (photos, Office files, and Adobe formats).
The resulting latitude/longitude and place name data is embedded within an image's EXIF header as standard tags which allow the image to be indexed and visualized using existing geo-aware tools.
 
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