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Fun with Photo Data

Started by Andrew Rickmann · 8 months ago

WordPress 2.5 introduced an excellent feature: when you upload an image it captures and saves the EXIF data that comes with it (time, aperture, focal length etc). What it doesn’t do, to my knowledge, is provide a nice easy way to get that data out to display it. That is wha ... Continue reading »

11 comments

  • Chris

    12 months ago

    I was wondering how to display other data such as ExposureProgram and ExposureTime. I tried ?exposureprogram? and it didn't do anything.
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  • Andrew Rickmann

    12 months ago

    Hi Chris,

    Unfotunately I don't think WordPress captures that data.
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  • DizzyDoug

    11 months ago

    This is a fantastic upgrade to a AWESOME plugin that no photography site should be with out! It also works with photographs that are hosted on Photobucket.
    Thank you for releasing this update...
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  • Glenn

    10 months ago

    Hi, nice plugin!

    I have a centered design on my site and whenever a pic without exif data is shown, the No data text aligns left on the screen. Is there anywhere in the code i can change that ?
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  • Andrew Rickmann

    10 months ago

    Glenn,

    If you are using the shortcode then you can set another attribute fail="" and set the html to whatever you want.

    If not then you can amend line 217 of the plugin.

    I'm not sure why it isn't centering on your site but you can change those values to resolve it.
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  • Brian

    8 months ago

    I'm not sure if this is a plugin or WordPress problem, but apparently all my photos have a 300 second exposure time/shutter speed. Suggestions? :)
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  • Andrew Rickmann

    8 months ago

    Brian,

    I'm not sure why it is doing it. First up, are you confident that the EXIF data in the photo itself is correct?
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  • david smeaton

    7 months ago

    hey

    love this plugin ... but it doubled my number of sql queries LOL

    the idea is great, but i really made my server host angry with the extra CPU and RAM usage.

    i'll follow this plugin. if it becomes more efficient, i'd definitely use it again.

    cheers

    david
    www.davidsmeaton.com
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  • Roman

    7 months ago

    Hello, it shows now aperture ! How can help me ? Link: http://www.romankeller.ch/blog/?p=998
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  • Andrew Rickmann

    7 months ago

    Roman, For some reason that photograph doesn't have an F-Number field saved in the Exif data. I think that must be reason.
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  • Johannes K.

    5 months ago

    Thank you for a great plugin! Works well and shows only the essential information, not the useless stuff.

    There is one thing, however, that I'd like to ask. In the settings it's possible to select the category in which the plugin adds the exif information, and also it's possible to set it to 'none'. Is it possible to somehow set it to all categories? I have separate categories for different photos (like portraits, landscapes etc.) and I'd like to have the exif information to appear in all of those categories, not just in one of them. I couldn't figure out how to do it so I'm asking for your help. Thanks!

    -Johannes K.
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