Debian exiftool how to#
Debian exiftool install#
Debian exiftool update#
Debian exiftool code#
Debian exiftool plus#

But if you need to move, copy, rename, reorganize, extract preview. We can also modify the author's name of an image: exiftool -artist=”Nombrenuevo” imagen. digiKam and other image organizers are perfect for viewing and tagging images one by one. On the other hand, if we want to visualize the GPS data we do something like: exiftool -gpslatitude -gpslongitude imagen.jpeg If it contains anything else, don't trash it because you have the wrong ' lib ' folder. You should first confirm that ' lib ' contains only two sub-folders: ' File ' and ' Image '. Which yields something similar to the upper image that accompanies the post, but that is all the complete information that the application offers us. Drag ' exiftool ' and ' lib ' into the trash from the ' bin ' folder you opened. Then, viewing the EXIF information of any file is as simple as doing: exiftool imagen.jpeg

Debian exiftool install#

For users of Debian, Ubuntu or Linux Mint: sudo apt-get install libimage-exiftool-perl To begin, we have to install this tool, which, as in all cases, will depend on the distribution we use. As the installation of new packages into testing happens multiple times a day you will receive later changes on the next day. Previous version: 11.89-1 Current version: 11.91-1 - This email is automatically generated once a day. And as for the supported metadata formats we can mention the EXIF, GPS, IPTC, XMP, Kodak, Rico, Adobe, Vorbis, JPEG 2000, Ducky, QuickTime, Matroska and DjVu among others. FYI: The status of the libimage-exiftool-perl source package in Debian's testing distribution has changed.

It is an application that allows us view metadata for a large number of image formats, such as AWR, ASF, SVG, TIFF, BMP, CRW, PSD, GIF, XMP, JP2, JPEG, DNG, and a few more.

Debian exiftool how to#

This information can be viewed by any image viewer, but since we know that in Linux fans prefer to do what they can from the command line, we are going to show how to view the EXIF information of any image from the terminal, thanks to a tool like ExifTool (which by the way, is also available for Windows and Mac OS X). Folder metadata extraction will now return a new sentinel error (ErrNotFile).With the passage of time camera They have been gaining a lot in their possibilities and their definition is getting better and better, but the truth is that together with it now all -even the cheapest ones- capture a lot of additional information, which they store in the form of Metadata, commonly known as EXIF information.

Debian exiftool code#

Fix a bug that was blocking go-exiftool when a folder was provided. ExifTool version 12.23 suffers from an arbitrary code execution vulnerability. Image::exiftool is a perl module with an included command-line application called exiftool for reading and writing meta information in a wide variety of.

Add metadata writing capabilities (thanks to Dale Hui).

Several improvements (thanks to Dale Hui).

'SetExiftoolBinaryPath' functional option : specify where to find exiftool binary (default : $path) get exiftool, which works on mac/windows/linux: You gave me a great keyword to search for examples Searching on exiftool, I immediately found this: http://.

'ExtractAllBinaryMetadata' functional option.

Debian exiftool update#

'NoPrintConversion' functional option (thanks to Kjeldgaard) ExifTool is a free and open source software program which is used to read, write and update metadata of various types of files.Add functionnal option to set ExifTool's -charset parameter (thank to v1.3.1.

Debian exiftool plus#

Image::ExifTool is a customizable set of Perl modules plus a full-featured command-line application called exiftool for reading and writing meta information in a wide variety of files, including the maker note information of many digital cameras by various manufacturers.

add stdout and stderr buffer configuration capabilities (thank to v1.3.0 library and program to read and write meta information in multimedia files.

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add Mac & Windows support (thanks to increase errors readability (thanks to v1.2.0 Also available-> Utility to fix Nikon NEF images corrupted by Nikon software.

add typed getters for filemetadata fields.

See example function ExampleExiftool_Write in exiftool_sample_test.go Changelog