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 | Error fix yury_i | 5:49 21 Jan '10 |
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Thank you for great job, but several points have to be corrected:
//Exif.cpp 235: int FirstOffset = Get32u(CharBuf+10); //it's OK //but 247: if (!ProcessExifDir(CharBuf+14/*!!*/, CharBuf+6, length-6,m_exifinfo,&LastExifRefd)) //error
You should use calculated offset here. Also I have jpegs taken with Cannon EOS 450D camera which has offset more than 9000 bytes. So I think that better way is:
235: if (FirstOffset < 8 || FirstOffset > 16){ strcpy(m_szLastError,"Suspicious offset of first IFD value"); //return 0; comment this! }
247: if (!ProcessExifDir(CharBuf+6+FirstOffset, CharBuf+6, length-6, m_exifinfo, &LastExifRefd))
__________ Y.
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 | My vote of 1 arkilisx | 5:48 19 Oct '09 |
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i do not how to say, but it is boring for its hard description in the code. No logical!
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 | Making the demo work on Visual Studio 2008 under Vista CodeGibbon | 12:28 30 Nov '08 |
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Change the calls on exif.cpp where it says log(2) to log(2.0f). That'll get rid of ambiguous command.
And change the line s+=c; on ExifTestDlg.cpp line 307 to s.AppendChar(c);
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 | Demo program doesn't read EXIF data from Pentax K100D Nico Cuppen | 6:33 14 Oct '08 |
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The class somehow doesn't know how to read the EXIF data from photos made with my Pentax K100D. I can mail you a photo, if you tell me how.
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 | EXIF GPS tags andycarr1 | 1:32 9 Jan '08 |
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Very useful library, will you be extending it to support GPS tags - part of the EXIF standard, which are stored in a separate IFD within the EXIF information?
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 | comments in JPEG files Martin0815 | 3:26 31 May '07 |
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Hello,
using Cexif I realized it is only possible to read comments from JPEG files if they contain EXIF information.
But a JPEG file containing only comments fails.
I just wanted to test, if Cexif is able to read more than one comment chunk from a JPEG file, so that it is possible to extract all probably existing comment chunks.
Ok - Perhabs, 4 years after the last article update, somebody can help a bit!
Best regards,
Martin
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 | IMC INFO AndE00 | 5:42 26 Feb '05 |
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Does anyone know how to properly embed the ICM tag in the JPG's EXIF info? I don't have .Net and find only .Net solutions to decoding the Tag. The tag PropertyTagICCProfile, I presume is the one to fill but I cant figure out in c++ how to decode this byte array on my visual studio 6. I noticed custom tags try to fill this value but Adobe1998.icc wont. It seems to be the only logical tag to embed the color profile name. Any suggestions are appreciated.
Thanks
zBz
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 | Orientation TeaShirt | 16:43 26 Aug '04 |
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With all due respect to God (David) In the example in ShowInfo change the following line
t.Format("Orientation : %s\n", m_exifinfo.Orientation); to
t.Format("Orientation : %d\n", m_exifinfo.Orientation);
Probably you did not notice that because cameras with orientation detection are rather newerer
Peace In and Out yalcin
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I came across the same bug and have found text descriptions of the Orientation value, here: http://sylvana.net/jpegcrop/exif_orientation.html
Here's the jist of it: 2) transform="-flip horizontal"; 3) transform="-rotate 180"; 4) transform="-flip vertical"; 5) transform="-transpose"; 6) transform="-rotate 90"; 7) transform="-transverse"; 8) transform="-rotate 270";
Hope this helps others, Jared
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 | How to make a non-Exif jpg an Exif jpg? cjjj | 22:22 11 Nov '03 |
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What i want to do is to convert a "non-Exif" jpg file to an "Exif" one and
have it's thumbnail inside it's Exif data.
Can any body know how to do it?
Thanks for any help.
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I've done it myself using GDI+ API.
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 | Can't Read Fujifilm EXIF Richard Collins | 4:41 21 Oct '03 |
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Hi. The Cexif class (16/Mar/2003) works fine on Olympus .jpg files but not on those from a Fuji FinePix camera. The format in the Fuji file is Exif II - I guess it should work. The smallest Fuji file I have is 500 KB - I can send if you want it. Thanks.
RC
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I have a Fuji Finepix, see the image in the artice, with exif version 2.1 If it's a nice photo, send it
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 | Cexif::EncodeExif David Horner | 19:37 18 Aug '03 |
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Have you produced any code to store Exif tags on an existing jpeg? I would like to use this function and will develop it if I HAVE to.. But I wanted to make sure I wasn't going to reinvent the wheel.
Thanks for you great work!
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in the original Jhead source code there are the seeds for this function.
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 | Export Exif data BengCésar | 3:01 9 Jul '03 |
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I want to export Exif data from a file A to a file B
I read my files until I find M_SOS (0xDA Start Of Scan : begins compressed data) and I replace the head's file B by the head's file A
But it doesn't work : the file B is
Is it a wrong way ?
-------- Excuse my english, I'm antartician
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BengCésar wrote:
Is it a wrong way ?
yes, because you replace also the header of the image, with its information and pointers. If I'm not wrong, JHead has an option to write the Exif data into an existing Jpeg.
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 | I can't read the exif format of my photo file Rousset de Pina | 0:39 23 Mar '03 |
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:( I try on three photo file and no one can be read the exif part of the file, the error is on length on two char who is read on begining. As i don't know the right way I can't do anything else. My camera is Canon. Best regards
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can you share some photo?
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Sorry it is a bug of my part, it is because I don't open the file in binary mode, think you very much for your answer. Best regards
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