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This is a fork from https://github.com/bennoleslie/pexif It only exists to have the latest source in pypi.python.org since the version of pexif available there is pretty old. This fork should *cease to exist* as soon as a new official version is released! ------------------------------------------------------------------ pexif is a Python library for parsing and more importantly editing EXIF data in JPEG files. This grew out of a need to add GPS tagged data to my images, Unfortunately the other libraries out there couldn't do updates and didn't seem easily architectured to be able to add such a thing. Ain't reusable software grand! Apps: dump_exif.py: Output the EXIF file from a given file. setgps.py: Set the GPS metadata on a file. getgps.py: Get the GPS metadata from a file. noop.py: This is a no-op on a jpeg file. Useful for testing images are preserved across operations using pexif. Note that the binary data will not be exact as pexif will compress unused space in the file, however running it on a file twice should end up with the same data. Examples: hello.py: Add a simple description to a photo. Status: WARNING: This could destroy your images!! Backup your images before using. Currently it parses files from my Canon without a problem, and is able to add a GPS tag without corrupting the rest of the image. References: This work couldn't be done with the reference for the spec. In particular I worked to: http://www.exif.org/Exif2-2.PDF For the format of the Canon stuff I used: http://www.burren.cx/david/canon.html For the format of FujiFILM make note: http://www.ozhiker.com/electronics/pjmt/jpeg_info/fujifilm_mn.html Acknowledgments: Nick Carter <[email protected]> provided conker.jpg which is used for testing FUJIFILM exif data. Nick Burch <[email protected]> provided noexif.jpg which is used for testing inputs that don't have an existing EXIF segment. Nick burch also found an error in GeoTags on the S60. Christopher Jones <[email protected]> who inspired updating my examples to show how copying EXIF data from one jpeg to another. Roland Klabunde <[email protected]> who also found a bug in the GeoTag functionality. Marcell Lengyel <[email protected]> for adding better support for Canon g3 and FujiFilm z5fd. Andrew Baumann <http://ab.id.au/> for finding a bug in dealing with extended IFD sections, and supplying the timezone adjustment script.
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