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Display more image metadata #77
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This is related to #10 All the exif data is saved as a json here: Line 132 in 7f3d175
And set here: Lines 305 to 312 in 7f3d175
And here: Lines 342 to 348 in 7f3d175
But yeah, we should import all the metadata as own fields and display it in the frontend. Do you have a list of what fields we should add? |
I'm not sure if exporting all the metadata as own fields is necessary since it only needs to be displayed...
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I would recommend to also read the IPTC info like keywords, caption etc. See https://www.carlseibert.com/guide-iptc-photo-metadata-fields/ for a photographers idea about what to use |
I've rewritten most of the EXIF read portion of the code to be more efficient and updated the module that reads the EXIF data to support any file format supported by exiftool (https://exiftool.org/#supported). Other code needs to be changed for those new files types to be imported, but when that happens we'll be able to read the EXIF data. We're still working on an efficient way to store the information and display it but it's not trivial. |
Great you are working on this, just want to second that request. Extended request would be to search for it :-) |
+1, that would be awesome. If it is possible to implement after this is done, editing things like keywords or other metadata from the webif would be neat too |
More exif data fields are now in the backend. It now just has to be implemented in the web view. |
This is amazing. Will there need to be a rescan of the photos to have this data viewed in the frontend? |
Frontend changes to allow the user to specify the default timezone
From what I can make out, currently only geolocation and the timestamp are exported from the imported images. (Please feel free to close this if I'm wrong)
I think it would be important to import all of an images metadata, especially for RAW images.
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