Adds extra EXIF tags that you can use in your templates. Please note that not
all tags are available for all cameras. The extra tags are <EXIF_ORIENTATION> <EXIF_MAX_APERATURE>
<EXIF_EXPOSURE_PROGRAM> <EXIF_BRIGHTNESS_VALUE> <EXIF_EXPOSURE_BIAS> <EXIF_METERING_MODE> <EXIF_COLOR_SPACE>
<EXIF_IMAGE_WIDTH> <EXIF_IMAGE_HEIGHT> <EXIF_EQUIV_FOCAL_LENGTH> <EXIF_CAPTURE_DATE_FORMATTED>
<LANG_CAPTURE_DATE_FORMATTED> <EXIF_COMPAT_ISO> <LANG_COMAT_ISO> <EXIF_FLASH_SUBIFD>
These tags give you the following information:
- Orientation - For cameras that support it, horizontal or vertical
- Max Aperature - Of the lens you are using
- Exposure Program - Stuff like manual, aperature priority, etc
- Exposure Program - Stuff like manual, aperature priority, etc
- Brightness value - The EV as indicated by the meter
- Exposure Bias - Number of stops +/- that you set
- Metering Mode - spot, honeycomb, stuff like that
- Equiv focal length - Very few cameras support, minolta does. This is the 35mm equiv focal length. For example, because of the digital sensor size, 100mm on my lens on my digital SLR is the same as 150mm on a film SLR. Nice for those of us that still think in film terms
- Color Space - The RGB color space of the photo
- Capture Date Formated - Formats the capture date in the format specified in the admin options.
If you are not seeing any EXIF information, try the following,
- Turn EXIF on in the admin Options.
- Enable the Update EXIF addon that is included with Pixelpost and then Update EXIF.
- Make sure the images you are uploading or have uploaded have EXIF information in them
- Make sure the tags you are using in your template are correct.
- Check out the Pixelpost FAQ and the forums for help