Picture Information Extractor 6.7

picmeta.com ^ | August 22,2014 | picmeta.com

[SWAMPSNIPER]

PIE is an unique picture browser and viewer with exquisite photo metadata and file renaming features. It extracts EXIF, XMP and IPTC from JPG, TIF and RAW files and makes it available in a convenient and welcoming interface.

One part of the EXIF header is standardized and contains information such as date and time pictures were taken, shutter speed and aperture or whether the flash was used. But a lot of information such as program mode, white balance settings or lens data, is stored in the Makernote block, which is proprietary and can usually only be read with special software from the camera maker. PIE, however, contains the most extensive Makernote database on the market. With one single tool, you can review pictures with all the metadata from almost any camera.

[SWAMPSNIPER]

I've tried a lot of EXIF readers but this one is knocks your socks off stuff, even in the free version.

I downloaded and installed, works great in WIN8.1, no spyware, no viruses.

[SWAMPSNIPER]

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[cripplecreek]

Cool, I’ll check it out.

[left that other site]

thanks! :-)

[PLMerite]

bkmk for later investigation. Thanks!

[DJ MacWoW]

Freepathon

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[McGruff]

Bookmarking for later. Could be useful information hidden there.

[LibWhacker]

Thanks!

[doc1019]

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[Alex Murphy]

PIE is an unique picture browser and viewer with exquisite photo metadata and file renaming features. It extracts EXIF, XMP and IPTC from JPG, TIF and RAW files and makes it available in a convenient and welcoming interface.

One part of the EXIF header is standardized and contains information such as date and time pictures were taken, shutter speed and aperture or whether the flash was used. But a lot of information such as program mode, white balance settings or lens data, is stored in the Makernote block, which is proprietary and can usually only be read with special software from the camera maker. PIE, however, contains the most extensive Makernote database on the market. With one single tool, you can review pictures with all the metadata from almost any camera.

Interesting. PFL

[adaven]

Played around with it. Nice program.

[wally_bert]

I’ll have to try it against jpeg scrubber.

[dware]

For later trial! Thanks!

[glock rocks]

Thanks! I’ll check it out.

[dayglored]

Thanks for the link — this sounds like a great tool!

[skr]

Thank you!