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Exifdata partly missing
HI, just found that my Images when displayed missing the Focal: Data.
It just stays empy, but i know that the data is in the image's exifdata. ingouk |
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Yeah I just saw that.
Visited your testsite, nice pictures, you're a "show" flyer or just happen to have flying capabilities? Wish I was ![]() Exif is hell. I haven't dug into it that much but it seems tagnames are up to each and everyone. To be honest I'm happy it managed to get out your camera and the other stuff. The tag the focal is relying on is named "FocalLengthIn35mmFilm", it might be the wrong one to take out. (Line 253 in the main script if your savvy). I'll have to check some more info on this one. // punk |
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Cheers for the fast answer.
I dont fly, but where i leave near london there are usually quiet a few airshows where i usually take some nice photos. I'll have a look in the line 253 and look what my camera calls it in its exif data. cheers Ingo |
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I think i got it.
![]() My Camera calls it FocalLength. Now the scripts displays the focal length. |
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Nice!
![]() While you're at it btw, I just saw a bug when I was down in those regions. Regarding flash exif info. Line 251 and 252. Remove line 252. Edit line 251 to if($flash == 0) { $flash = "Not Fired"; } else { $flash = "Fired"; } Don't know what I was on when I wrote what stands there. |
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ok i changed the flash part. cant test if it works. havent used the flash very much yet.
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