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Android support packages are part of the old SDK. Starting from Android 7, exif is part of the core SDK. You can use SimpleMediaManager to load jpeg images with the correct orientation.
link: I found in the library the very simple way to read exif metadata for orientation, GPSLatitudeRef, GPSLatitude, GPSLongitudeRef, GPSLongitude with an I
link: Hi, I tried to use @DonManfred exif wrapper but program crashs with title reason. I added the line below in the project region : #AdditionalJar: com
link: In fact, I forgot to tell that I am writing a very simple jpg compressor so that I need to get and keep original date, time and of course GPS informat

EXIF metadata. Every photo needs at least basic EXIF metadata. "360 degree photo viewer - ph360" displays this EXIF meta data: Latitude Longitude Altitude DateTime Image width Image length Camera model User Comment When taking a photo with a camera, the camera writes EXIF metadata to the photo. E

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link: Hi @TILogistic I think I found a solution for me. Although it seems that I have a problem with the Android version. For now I am in tests https://www
link: Hello everyone, I direct this inquiry to all familiar in the subject :) Here is a scenario: If the photo in "Sourcefile.jpg" is modified and unchange

EXIF is handled automatically in iOS. The loaded bitmap should be loaded with the correct orientation.
link: ...That seems like EXIF... setting by camera... viewer read that (landscape, portrait orientation)
link: When you take a photo, a bitmap has a correct orientation. But bmp.WriteToStream does not write 'orientation' tag in Exif. I found three parameters on

This is the relevant code in SMM that reads the orientation: Dim MetadataReader As JavaObject Dim ExifReader As JavaObject ExifReader.InitializeNewInstance("com.drew.metadata.exif.ExifReader", Null) Dim readers As List = Array(ExifReader) Try Dim Metadata As JavaObject = Met
link: Hello, Using SMM with setmediafromfile to load jpegs. Working perfectly. I would like to know some parts of the meta / exif data, but especially the
link: Its a long time since I worked with EXIF data but I was using metadata-extractor, which is a java file (you will need to search and download the jar).

#If JAVA import com.drew.imaging.*; import com.drew.metadata.*; import com.drew.lang.*; import java.io.*; import java.util.*; public static List GetImgMeta(String filename) { File file = new File(filename); List lstMeta = new ArrayList<Object>(); try { Metadata metadata = ImageMetadata
link: invoke(NativeMethodAccessorImpl.java:62) at sun.reflect.DelegatingMethodAccessorImpl.invoke(DelegatingMethodAccessorImpl.java:43) at java.lang
link: 69597 Sorry, as thumbnail deletes the EXIF information! I always forget about the zip feature. Sorry. Here the complete project including test image.
link: Are you sure the Methodname is correctly spelled? I would guess it should be getImgMeta

Un alcuni dispositivi l'immagine ritorna un jpeg con la stessa ruotata (exif header). Se al posto di Imageview utilizzi SMM penserà lui stesso ad inserirla correttamente.
link: Perchè poi non lo so. Comunque ne possiedo 2, uno per qualità e credo di aver risolto il problema utilizzando la sub seguente : Private Sub RotateJpeg
link: Oppure puoi rilevare se è ruotata tramite i dati Exif e ruotarla tu di conseguenza https://www.b4x.-rotation-problem-with-native-camera.41522/#content

The fields that are returned are: "ID" "Title" "Album" "Artist" "Track" "Year" "Location" "DisplayName" "Duration" (in ms) GetAudioFileInfoByID (External As Boolean, ID As Long) As Map Returns a Map containing info from the MediaStore about an audio file. The fields that are returned are: "ID" "Tit
link: No, the library cannot return this information because the information is not in the database. You have to read the EXIF data of the JPEG file, if any

Search this forum for "Exif". This will give you a clue. There is much information available.

For example: Activity.LoadLayout("Layout1") If File.Exists(rp.GetSafeDirDefaultExternal("pics"), "hd_roccaabisso.jpg") = False Then File.Copy(File.DirAssets,"hd_roccaabisso.jpg",rp.GetSafeDirDefaultExternal("pics"), "hd_roccaabisso.jpg") End If Dim filePath As String file
link: Hi Don, I would love to use this library because it gives access to many more EXIF tags than JpegUtils's object ExifData. But for some reason ExifInte
link: FlashpixVersion - 0100 FlashEnergy - null FocalLengthIn35mmFilm - null FocalPlaneResolutionUnit - 3 FocalPlaneXResolution - 7166/1 FocalPlaneYResoluti

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