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Extra Exif Add-on 1.1b *unofficial
extra_exif.php
<?php
/*
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Extra EXIF Info Addon version 1.1b for Pixelpost 1.4
Extra modification done April 5th. 2006 by Kev@silicon-north.com
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Modification done to enable proper representation of the Nikon
D50 and D70s images when saved directly from Nikon Capture as Jpeg.
If this is your workflow, this is your mod.
Notes:
<EXIF_COMPAT_ISO> is the proper tag to get it to work.
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Changed:
$nikoniso = pullout($exif_result['SubIFD']['MakerNote']['ISOSetting']);
To:
$nikoniso = pullout($exif_result['SubIFD']['MakerNote']['ISOSetting']) / 65536;
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Special Thanks to Rob Prouse for providing a code base for
solving this wonderful three day mystery!!!
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Pixelpost version 1.4
Extra EXIF Info Addon version 1.1
Copyright (c) 2005 Rob Prouse <http://www.shiftedexposure.com>
License: http://www.gnu.org/copyleft/gpl.html
This program is free software; you can redistribute it and/or
modify it under the terms of the GNU General Public License
as published by the Free Software Foundation; either version 2
of the License, or (at your option) any later version.
This program is distributed in the hope that it will be useful,
but WITHOUT ANY WARRANTY; without even the implied warranty of
MERCHANTABILITY or FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE. See the
GNU General Public License for more details.
You should have received a copy of the GNU General Public License
along with this program; if not, write to the Free Software
Foundation, Inc., 59 Temple Place - Suite 330, Boston, MA 02111-1307, USA.
*/
$addon_name = "Extra EXIF Information for (PP v1.4+ only)";
$addon_description = "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 <b><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></b>
<p>These tags give you the following information:
<br /><br /><b>• Orientation</b> - For cameras that support, horizontal or vertical
<br /><b>• Max Aperature</b> - Of the lens you are using
<br /><b>• Exposure Program</b> - Stuff like manual, aperature priority, etc
Brightness value</b> - The EV as indicated by the meter
<br /><b>• Exposure Bias</b> - Number of stops +/- that you set
<br /><b>• Metering Mode</b> - spot, honeycomb, stuff like that
<br /><b>• Equiv focal length</b> - 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
<br /><b>• Color Space</b> - The RGB color space of the photo
<br /><b>• Capture Date Formated</b> - Formats the capture date in the format specified in the admin options.
<br /><b>• Compatible ISO</b> - Gives the ISO for more cameras including the Nikon D70
";
$addon_version = "1.1";
if( isset( $exif_result ) ) {
// Uncomment the following line to see all available EXIF Values
//echo "<div align='left'><pre>"; print_r($exif_result); echo"</pre></div>";
// New EXIF Values
$orientation = $exif_result['SubIFD']['Orientation'];
$maxAperature = $exif_result['SubIFD']['MaxAperatureValue'];
$exposureProgram = $exif_result['SubIFD']['ExposureProgram'];
$brightnessValue = $exif_result['SubIFD']['BrightnessValue'];
$exposureBias = $exif_result['SubIFD']['ExposureBiasValue'];
$meteringMode = $exif_result['SubIFD']['MeteringMode'];
$colorspace = $exif_result['SubIFD']['ColorSpace'];
$exifimagewidth = $exif_result['SubIFD']['ExifImageWidth'];
$exifimageheight = $exif_result['SubIFD']['ExifImageHeight'];
$equivFocalLength = $exif_result['SubIFD']['unknown:a405'];
if( $equivFocalLength != "" ) $equivFocalLength .= " mm";
$iso = pullout($exif_result['SubIFD']['ISOSpeedRatings']);
$nikoniso = pullout($exif_result['SubIFD']['MakerNote']['ISOSetting']) / 65536;
if( !isset( $iso ) || $iso == "" ) $iso = $nikoniso;
// Thanks to cnate
$capture_date = $exif_result['SubIFD']['DateTimeOriginal'];
$xdate = explode(':', str_replace(" ",":",$capture_date));
$capture_date = date($cfgrow['dateformat'], mktime($xdate[3],$xdate[4],$xdate[5],$xdate[1],$xdate[2],$xdate[0]));
$tpl = ereg_replace("<EXIF_CAPTURE_DATE_FORMATTED>",$capture_date,$tpl);
if($capture_date != "")
{
$capture_date = "$lang_capture_date $capture_date";
$tpl = str_replace("<LANG_CAPTURE_DATE_FORMATTED>",$capture_date,$tpl);
}
$tpl = str_replace("<EXIF_ORIENTATION>",$orientation,$tpl);
$tpl = str_replace("<EXIF_MAX_APERATURE>",$maxAperature,$tpl);
$tpl = str_replace("<EXIF_EXPOSURE_PROGRAM>",$exposureProgram,$tpl);
$tpl = str_replace("<EXIF_BRIGHTNESS_VALUE>",$brightnessValue,$tpl);
$tpl = str_replace("<EXIF_EXPOSURE_BIAS>",$exposureBias,$tpl);
$tpl = str_replace("<EXIF_METERING_MODE>",$meteringMode,$tpl);
$tpl = str_replace("<EXIF_COLOR_SPACE>",$colorspace,$tpl);
$tpl = str_replace("<EXIF_IMAGE_WIDTH>",$exifimagewidth,$tpl);
$tpl = str_replace("<EXIF_IMAGE_HEIGHT>",$exifimageheight,$tpl);
$tpl = str_replace("<EXIF_EQUIV_FOCAL_LENGTH>",$equivFocalLength,$tpl);
$tpl = str_replace("<EXIF_NIKON_ISO>",$nikoniso,$tpl);
$tpl = str_replace("<EXIF_COMPAT_ISO>",$iso,$tpl);
if($iso != "") {
$iso = "$lang_iso $iso";
$tpl = str_replace("<LANG_COMPAT_ISO>",$iso,$tpl);
}
}
?>