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PhotoGrok: EXIF-Based Image & File Viewer With Metadata Filters
EXIF, or Exchangeable Image File Format, is a standard that specifies the formats for images, sound and other important tags commonly used by digital cameras, scanners and other systems, which handle recorded image and sound files. You can view this metadata information in the default Windows properties of images and other files. The default Windows [...] (more…)

Exif Viewer: View Detailed Exif Data Of Image Files
Exif or Exchangeable Image File Format is a standard that specifies the formats for images, sound and other important tags used by digital cameras, scanners and other systems, handling image and sound files recorded by digital cameras. You can view this meta data information in the default Windows properties of images and other files. However, [...] (more…)

AutoJpegTrunk: ExifTool-Based Utility To Batch Remove Image Meta Data
Want to quickly strip metadata information off your images without having to specify each EXIF element? AutoJpegTrunk is a small, yet powerful tool, which uses console-based ExifTool (by Phil Harvey) as underlying technique to remove metadata from images in one go. The application also calculates the total space that you save during the process of [...] (more…)

Edit Photos, View EXIF Data & Apply Filters With Photo Light For WP7
Even a platform like Windows Phone 7 has no shortage of photo editing apps. There are apps for just about every aspect of image post-processing. However, there is still room for new apps in that category, apps that integrate most or all of the most popular features, as no one likes to use too many [...] (more…)

Bleach Bypass For iPhone: Apply Photo Effects While Retaining EXIF Data
There are a lot of comprehensive photo editing apps in iOS, but as we have said in several preview reviews, there is always room for an addition. Most of these apps, remove the EXIF data of the original photos from the edited results. So months later when you view those photos on your computer, you [...] (more…)

Image Map For Windows Phone 7: Rename Photos, View & Edit EXIF Data
One thing I have always found annoying about Windows Phone 7 is that once you have taken a photo with the camera, or even imported/ downloaded it to the phone, there is no way to rename the image. So if the photo was named “asadsdsf” when you downloaded it, that’s how it’ll stay, when you, [...] (more…)

AmoK Exif Sorter: Copy, Rename & Move Photos According To EXIF Data
AmoK Exif Sorter is a portable utility that allows quick renaming, moving or copying of your photos in batch according to EXIF data. It supports almost all kinds of EXIF tags, including date, brightness, height, width, ISO speed ratings, focal length, brightness, aperture etc. You can rename, copy or move your pictures to folders to [...] (more…)

Namexif: Automatically Arrange & Rename Photos According To Exif Data
When compiling photos from multiple albums, we often find it hard to remember the date when they were taken. This makes it hard to arrange snaps in a proper chronological order. Namexif is a portable application which automatically renames and arranges photos with a user-defined date format. Namexif uses the date and time recorded by [...] (more…)
Selectively Remove EXIF Metadata Of Photos Using Pixelgarde
You may know that most smartphones and new digital cameras have the ability to embed location, also referred to as geotag, along with numerous other image attributes into your picture as EXIF metadata. Although metadata of pictures taken by camera or smartphone gives you a detailed information, including exact GPS location where the photo was [...] (more…)

Remove EXIF, IPTC, XMP And GPS Data From Images With FileMind QuickFix
EXIF, IPTC, and XMP tags of image files are responsible to hold a wide range of information, which includes, camera type, model, date and time, details of location, addresses, conditions under which picture was taken and so on. If you’re planning to send image files taken from GPS enabled camera or smartphone, you may not [...] (more…)

Automatically Move Photos From Camera To Local Folders Based On Image EXIF Date
If you’ve been looking for a simple tool which can automatically read the EXIF information to transfer all photos from camera memory card to defined local directory and sort them by date and time, try out PhotoMove. The application is specially developed for photographers who, usually, copy or move photos after a long period of time [...] (more…)

View Complete EXIF Metadata Information Of Any JPEG Image Online
In my earlier post today, I wrote about removing metadata from photos. But what if you want to do the exact opposite, read complete EXIF metadata information of a JPEG image. GeoSetter is one tool for Windows through which you can edit, add, or delete metadata. But wouldn’t it better if there was an online [...] (more…)




