The Lossless JPEG Toolbox de Michael Lee propose de nouveaux outils gratuits (pour Windows seulement, désolé) parmi lesquels on peut noter: * Lossless Logo pour ajouter un logo à une ou plusieurs images * GPSStamper pour insérer sur une image les coordonnées GPS, la localisation, la description IPTC, etc. * MetadataMirror pour afficher un ensemble complet de métadonnées embarquées dans une ou plusieurs images (métadonnées Exif, IPTC, XMP, profil ICC, etc.). Le programme est basé sur l'excellent ExifTool de Phil Harvey (télécharger la dernière version et la remplacer dans le dossier d'installation de MetadataMirror). Il ne fait rien de plus qu'ExifTool, mais si vous n'aimez pas trop les lignes de commandes ce programme est pour vous...
Flickr présente l'inconvénient majeur de ne pas permettre une sauvegarde/export globale des données, alors même que Exporter les images est facile, mais le problème principal demeure: comment sauvegarder les métadonnées ajoutées aux photographies. Conserver les métadonnées dans les images même et non dans un fichier externe. C'est le sens de la règle d'or posée par Erwyn Van Der Meer, l'auteur de l'outil Flickr Metadata Synchr, listé plus haut, dans un article où il fait un point très clair et synthétique sur les formats et la façon dont Flickr les utilise (ou pas): "Store the metadata in your images!" De quelles métadonnées parle-t-on? * celles enregistrées par l'appareil (digital) au moment où la photographie est prise (informations techniques); format de référence: EXIF * celles ajoutées manuellement (en particulier les mots-clés / tags); formats: IPTC (plus) et XMP(plus), le second plus récent et traitant l'unicode.
Although the tools work, there's a downside compared to iPhoto's built-in Flickr support. iPhoto has wonderful geotagging support, as does Flickr, but iPhoto doesn't write the data to EXIF tags and that poses a problem for the tools. Uploadr reads just the files and so never sees the data, and apparently iPhoto doesn't provide the data to FlickrExport, either. The result is that Flickr won't know the locations of the photos.
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Reveal is an easy to use, cross platform EXIF metadata viewer with limited editing capabilities. Reveal was designed to present as many details about how a photo was taken in a clear and easy to understand format.
Looking for a fast and easy to use image browser? Photo Mechanic's super fast browsing enables you to quickly compare multiple images and select the best ones from a sequence. Its powerful batch processing, full support for image variables, IPTC and Exif meta-data, make it the perfect tool for any digital photographer.
Exiv2 is a C library and a command line utility to manage image metadata. Exiv2 is available as free software and with a commercial license, and is used in a growing number of projects.
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Binary data is readily available through the responseText property in both Firefox and Safari, it seems, but both IE and Opera pretty much destroy the data.
With Nokia Location Tagger, you can automatically tag your location data to your pictures. As you take a picture, your GPS coordinates are saved to the EXIF header of the JPEG file. You can use this data later, for example, to locate your pictures on a map. In the near future, we hope to make location tagging a seamlessly integrated part of your Nokia experience. Until then, Nokia Location Tagger is a small standalone application that gives you a sneak preview. We are not planning to productize this application as such, but we’d love to hear your thoughts already now, so that we have time to take it into account in the mainstream development.
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An ontology to describe an Exif format picture data. All Exif 2.2 tags are defined as OWL properties (annotated by 'exif:exifNumber' in this vocabulary), as well as several terms to help this schema.
Des photos, des cartes et de l'exif. De plus en plus d'applications fonctionnant en local. Très bien.RapidoMap is the ultimate geotagging solution for Mac. It allows you to easily add your photos and home videos at the location where they were taken. Using high resolution satellite maps, easy to use search tools, and a simple, integrated interface, RapidoMap makes it easy and fun to manage and present your media or just localize your contacts.
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following applications include support for viewing and editing IPTC annotations (metadata fields) in image files (JPEG and TIFF).
The Big Picture is an early attempt for a Python library to read and write Exif and IPTC metadata from and to JPEG and TIFF files. It is in a very early stage.
The Big Picture is an early attempt for a Python library to read and write Exif and IPTC metadata from and to JPEG and TIFF files. It is in a very early stage.
Les métadonnées, ce n'est pas que ça, c'est beaucoup d'informations sur une photographie et il est bon de savoir les exploiter quand on commence à stocker beaucoup d'images et de savoir s'en méfier quand on les publie.