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Informations about the package beluga.drawing.image.exif

Beluga.Drawing.Image.Exif

Some tools for easy getting image EXIF and IPTC meta data

Installation

or include it inside you're composer.json

Usage

If you want to load some EXIF and/or IPTC data from an image you can do it by 4 different ways:

With PHP only

With ExifTool

If you have installed the exiftool (available for Win, MAC and Linux) commandline utility you can use it to get more detailed META data.

With ExiV2

Its the same like exiftool but with the exiv2 executable.

With JSON sidecar files

If the images have sidecar files with JSON format, that declares the image META data, this load is the right one.

If the image has for example the name foo.jpg it will use the sidecar files foo.jpg.json or foo.json

All versions of beluga.drawing.image.exif with dependencies

PHP Build Version
Package Version
Requires php Version >=7.0
sagittariusx/beluga.core Version ^0.1.0
sagittariusx/beluga.drawing Version ^0.1.0
sagittariusx/beluga.gis Version ^0.1.0
sagittariusx/beluga.web Version ^0.1.0
sagittariusx/beluga.date Version ^0.1.0
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