EXIFutils for Solaris 2.2

Most modern digital cameras save information about the camera settings and picture taking conditions in the images they take. This information is stored using a standard format called EXIF.

The EXIFutils are a set of command line utilities that extract, add, remove, replace, and copy EXIF fields in JPEG and TIFF image files. Most EXIF fields can be added/removed, including all GPS fields and many Maker Note fields. The EXIFutils can be used in conjunction with scripting languages such as CGI and Perl to automate the generation of web pages and image catalogues based on EXIF data.


Key Features<ul>
<li>Extracts EXIF fields in formats suitable for importing to spreadsheets or databases (comma separated value list, SQL INSERT statements)</li>
<li>Works on individual files, or all files in a directory/subdirectories</li>
<li>Can be invoked from scripting languages (eg Perl) to extract or update individual EXIF fields</li>
<li>Replaces EXIF data that has been removed by Photo editing programs</li>
<li>Nearly all EXIF fields can be edited (314 out of 355 defined fields can be edited or removed)</li>
<li>Setting and extracting of all GPS fields.</li>
<li>Setting and extracting of many Maker Note fields for Canon, Casio, Epson, Fujifilm, Minolta, Nikon, and Olympus models</li>
<li>Copying EXIF fields between JPEG files and TIFF files</li>
<li>Adjusts EXIF date fields to fix incorrect camera settings (eg wrong time zone) </li>
<li>Changes image file's "Last Modified" date to match the time the photo was taken</li>
<li>Determines image dimensions and updates EXIF image width and height fields to match</li>
<li>Removes or regenerates EXIF thumbnail images</li>
<li>Extracts EXIF thumbnail image to a file</li>
<li>Comprehensive Users' Guide</li>
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Also available for Redhat Linux V7.2 and Windows95/98/ME/2000.

Requirements:	Solaris 2.6/7/8
Release Date:	April 10, 2002
Install Support:	No Install Support
Platforms:	Unix
Keyword:	Digital Camera,  Exif,  Gps,  Jpeg,  Photography,  Tiff
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