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Whether you want to know the size of your image, MIME type, or the camera settings when the image was taken – the feature has got you covered.
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What each EXIF Parameter means
MIME Type: This field refers to the type of the file based on the file extension and the nature of the file. For instance, “image/jpeg” suggests that the file is an image, and the format is JPEG.
File Size: This indicates the size of the file in bytes. A higher number indicates a larger file size.
Resolution: This represents the width and height of the image in pixels. In this case, the image is 2208 pixels wide and 2944 pixels high.
Creation Date: This is the date and time when the image was created.
Author/Copyright: This field contains information about the copyright holder of the image.
Location Data: This displays the geographic coordinates (latitude, longitude) where the image was taken.
ImageWidth & ImageHeight: These are the dimensions of the image in pixels.
Make: This refers to the manufacturer of the device that captured the image.
Model: This indicates the specific model of the device that captured the image.
Orientation: This field indicates the orientation of the camera when the image was taken.
XResolution & YResolution: These represent the detail an image holds. The higher the resolution, the more detail an image holds.
ResolutionUnit: This denotes the unit of measurement for the XResolution and YResolution (usually pixels per inch).
Software: This field indicates the software or firmware version that was used to process the image.
DateTime: This is the date and time when the image file was last modified.
YCbCrPositioning: This specifies the positioning of the YCbCr components in relation to the image data.
ExifIFDPointer & GPSInfoIFDPointer: These point to the EXIF and GPS metadata respectively.
ExposureTime: This is the time during which the image sensor was exposed to light. The smaller the number, the less light was let in.
FNumber: This refers to the aperture value or the opening of the lens at the time the image was taken.
ExposureProgram: This indicates the mode in which the camera was set when the image was taken.
ISOSpeedRatings: This represents the sensitivity of the camera sensor to light.
ExifVersion: This is the version of the EXIF standard used.
DateTimeOriginal & DateTimeDigitized: These are the date and time when the original image data was generated and digitized.
ShutterSpeedValue: This is the exposure time of the camera when the photo was taken, represented as a fraction of a second.
ApertureValue: This is the aperture size when the image was taken.
BrightnessValue: This is a measure of the brightness of the image.
ExposureBias: This is the compensation applied by the camera to adjust the exposure.
MaxApertureValue: This is the maximum aperture (smallest f-number) of the lens when the image was taken.
MeteringMode: This is the metering mode used by the camera to measure the light.
Flash: This indicates if the flash was fired when the image was taken.
FocalLength: This is the focal length of the lens when the image was captured.
SubsecTime, SubsecTimeOriginal, SubsecTimeDigitized: These fields provide more precise timing for when the image was created, the original image data was generated, and the image data was digitized, respectively.
ColorSpace: This indicates the color space of the image data.
PixelXDimension & PixelYDimension: These are the valid width and height of the image in pixels.
ExposureMode: This is the exposure mode used when the image was captured.
WhiteBalance: This indicates the white balance mode set when the image was captured.
DigitalZoomRation: This is the digital zoom ratio when the image was captured.
FocalLengthIn35mmFilm: This is the equivalent focal length assuming a 35mm film camera.
SceneCaptureType: This indicates the type of scene that was captured.
ImageUniqueID: This is a unique identifier for the image.
GPSLatitudeRef, GPSLatitude, GPSLongitudeRef, GPSLongitude: These indicate the geographic position of the image.
thumbnail: This is a smaller version of the image, often used for preview purposes.
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