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Advanced Metadata (Exif, GPS, IPTC, etc.)

Started by DJMaze, February 25, 2008, 01:26:30 AM

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DJMaze

(Devs are already informed earlier)
Currently I'm researching Jpeg Metadata for a complete new metadata reader.
Because Exifer (and the other PHP lib PHP JPEG Metadata Toolkit) are old and unmaintained.

Due to that i discovered that Exifer, and even PHP Exif extension, have serious issues with array data.

For example a newer Canon model (EOS/1D maybe?) which has several MakerNote fields that contain a large array with integers.
For example the ColorBalance1 tag contains 692 integers in a EOS 40D MakerNote.
In total the EOS 40D contains 16 arrays from 3 up till 692 entries inside an array!

Or what about the latest and greatest Sony A700?

So you could experience Exifer crashing on that.

However, i wonder how useful some metadata extraction is for people.
Therefore here's a list of options and you decide "which" features you request to be implemented.

Note:
1) Marked as bold is already getting implemented.
2) Strike through will be abandoned


Althought IPTC is phasing out, you might still use it?
There are 2 kinds of users in this world: satisfied and complainers.
Why do we never hear something from the satisfied users?
http://coppermine-gallery.net/forum/index.php?topic=24315.0

Joachim Müller

Professional photographers love IPTC, but it has got a serious drawback: lacking unicode support.

tassu

Time has gone. Is there any development about this?

tassu

Quote from: Joachim Müller on February 25, 2008, 08:40:04 AM
Professional photographers love IPTC, but it has got a serious drawback: lacking unicode support.
I live in Finland, and we have these ä and ö letters. I`ve been facing a lot of problems with those letters when exporting from Lightroom. With several gallery softwares.

BUT, same letters are ok in Facebook? How they have solved it.

Αndré

Quote from: tassu on October 26, 2012, 04:27:15 PM
same letters are ok in Facebook? How they have solved it.

I guess they convert it to unicode if it isn't already unicode, but that's just an assumption.