Modifying EXIF displayed?

[palermog]

Thanks so much for making this available!

I'm wondering if you could edit the ReadMe to provide some more information about how to modify the EXIF. It looks, from assets/js/exif.js that there are a number of options?

[rampatra]

Hey, what kind of modification you need in EXIF data? Isn't the EXIF data supposed to be extracted from the image?

[palermog]

It would be nice to be able to display, for example, focal length, capture date, or whatever else, on the image along with or instead of camera and exposure info.

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Hey, what kind of modification you need in EXIF data? Isn't the EXIF data supposed to be extracted from the image?

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[learningdotnet17]

I would like that too. We can add comments to the EXIF that show a title of the image, and/or tell a short story of the way the image was made in a few words.

And thanks for making this!

[sokolj1]

I'm attempting to add the date and time that a photograph was taken to the EXIF data. I have added the following code so far to the main.js file in the gh-pages branch:

function getExifDataMarkup(img)

 if (info === "date_time") {
                    template += '<i class="fa fa-calendar-alt" aria-hidden="true"></i> ' + exif["date_time"] + '&nbsp;&nbsp;';
                }

function fetchExifData(img)

 if (EXIF.getTag(img, "DateTimeOriginal") !== undefined) {
                exifData.date_time = EXIF.getTag(img, "DateTimeOriginal");
            }

However, the date and time isn't showing up. Is there something else I need to add/modify in order for the date and time to show up in the EXIF data?

Thank you for making this Ram!

[FrasSmith]

I was thinking of something similar. I have updated the gulp.js to copy the full-res images into a third folder. My idea is then to add a download link to the end of the EXIF data. I did pretty much what @sokolj1 did but still can't see my addition.