Exif-stat
Extracts some metadata from image files and stores it in CSV file for additional analysis.
What it does?
It scans all JPEG files in a given folder (including all subfolders recursively) and tries to read EXIF data. Some of that data is then written to a file.
It is expected that scanned JPEG files are pictures from digital cameras.
Following information is extracted:
- Camera Make
- Camera Model
- Photo Creation time
- Iso number
- Aperture F-number,
- Exposure time
- Focal length
- Equivalent focal length for 35mm
- Exposure compensation
- Flash
- ExposureProgram (PASM, etc.)
Supported EXIF data
Only standard EXIF tags are parsed. Of the vendor-specific tags only some Nikon tags are parsed to retrieve ISO value when it is not present in Exif IFD.
Tested cameras
Make |
Model |
Notes |
Nikon |
D50 |
No ISO in Exif IFD, retrieved from Nikon maker notes |
Nikon |
D90 |
|
Nikon |
D7000 |
|
Nikon |
D750 |
Exif IFD does not contain image width or height tags |
Nikon |
D4S |
|
Panasonic |
DMC-GX1 |
|
Panasonic |
DMC-GX85 |
|
Sony |
NEX-3N |
|
Fujifilm |
X-S10 |
|
Canon |
EOS R6 |
No FocalLengthIn35mm tag present |