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Posted by Shawn Wilson on 10/05/49 11:24
Perfect... I had to ask for PHP to be recompiled with the EXIF option
though, but they did it in an hour. Sometimes I just love my leased server
company...
I added EXIF functions to my album site and viola! I have camera settings
displayed with all my pictures.
I did find it strange to see the actual EXIF info though... like focal
length was actually stored as 55/1 for 55mm and f-stop was stored as 45/10
for f/4.5. An older camera I have pictures from actually stores the focal
length wrong... storing 55mm as 550/100.
Strange to work with, but I've got it working.
Anyone who'd care to see it in action, feel free:
http://www.dvigroup.net/album
Feel free to browse the album, of if you just care to see just one
picture... I like this one:
http://www.dvigroup.net/album/detail.php?id=292&pic=02920003.jpg
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Shawn Wilson
"Janwillem Borleffs" <jw@jwscripts.com> wrote in message
news:4304fd00$0$64824$dbd49001@news.euronet.nl...
> Shawn Wilson wrote:
>> How do I read the extra file info from a .jpg image file (or any
>> other file for that matter)?
>>
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> For pictures from digital camera's, you can use the exif functions:
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> http://www.php.net/exif
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> JW
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