

Photographic printers, and to adjust other printing parameters. There is also features to mark photos you want to be 'developed' or printed by More modern cameras may even have a GPS location and posibily a compassĪlso included but not listed above is a small 'thumbnail' preview image that.That I had the cameras time set correctly (which I did). July 2005, according to the ' DateTime' string. And probably most importantly, it was taken around 14:05pm on 9th of.Though the actual image, if you like to check is smaller, so I must have (' ExifImageLength' and ' ExifImageWidth'). The original image was 1728 by 2304 pixels.The flash (' LightSource') was not used.The camera also used a fast 1/8 second ' ExposureTime', andĪn aperture ' MaxApertureValue' of 3mm, or.And ' DigitalZoomRatio' shows I did not digitally zoom either.My camera could go up to aĦX optical zoom for a ' FocalLength' of ' 366/10' Make use of my cameras 'Optical Zoom' feature. The ' FocalLength' of ' 37mm shows that I did not.The camera was also tilted upward slightly, but that info is not recorded. The camera was rotated (' Orientation').īut I must have corrected that rotation without adjusting the EXIF data.My camera is a Panasonic (' Make'), DMC-LZ1.There is a lot of information about this photo in the EXIF profile. Here is the EXIF data of a photo I took of a Pagoda, Kunming Zoo, in Southern China. The ImageMagick " identify" with a " -verbose" setting will display Profile, and is provided specifically for photographic labs and development. When a digital camera takes a photo, it also includes a lot of extra Special thanks goes to Walter Dnes, a digital camera user, for his help in theĭigital Camera Meta-Data, the EXIF Profile Them for other purposes, such as artistic renderings. Here we look at the basics of handling digital photos, and even converting Make a guess as to where you were when the photo was taken and who mightīe in the photo (from what mobile phones are in font of it). There are even plans to link cameras to mobile phones, so that it can even In them meta-data about the time, scale, zoom, camera, orientation, and so on. These cameras generally take quite large, high resolution photos, and include Photographs that were taken with the new modern digital camera. One of the prime uses of ImageMagick is the handling and modification of Chroma Key Masking - Modifying by areas of specific color.

Protect Someone's Anonymity - fuzzing out some part of a photo.Double Exposures - mixing multiple photos of the same scene.Overlapping Photos - blurred overlaps of appended photos.PNG-JPEG Layered Images - compressing pages while keeping text sharp.Tilt-Shift Effect - make scenery look like an artificial model.Minor Rotation Correction - fix a photo that is not quite level.Binning - Reducing Digital Noise (Under Construction).Index ImageMagick Examples Preface and Index Digital Camera Meta-Data, the EXIF Profile Digital Photo Orientation Color Improvements
