I have just installed the exif module today. On the whole it is working fine.

But although I have selected Aperture, it is not being displayed. I have checked the image file (JPEG) with exiftool, and it is there OK.

Also, neither the Lens nor Lens ID fields are available to be selected. I guess in this case it is an enhancement request, rather than a bug report, but I've tagged it on anyaway. I am a Drupal 5 user.

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achernen’s picture

achernen commented
Version: 5.x-1.1 » 6.x-1.2

the same problem for drupal 6
would love to see lense ID and aperture, not fnumber. Fnumber shows correct aperture, but it is not obvious what it is, for example if it is 4/1 (which is f/4), or 72/10 (which is f/7,2)

rapsli’s picture

rapsli commented

this is the way it's written into exif. I guess you could use some output formatting for CCK fields to get it right. Use theme Developer to find out how to overwrite it.

acsooley’s picture

acsooley commented

Take a look here: http://www.adamsooley.ca/blog/creating-nice-exif-block-drupal

rhache’s picture

rhache commented

Here's the php that I used to display the fnumber correctly. 

//Calculating F-stop
if ($node->field_exif_fnumber[0]['value']) {
	$photo_fnumber = explode('/', $node->field_exif_fnumber[0]['value']);
	$exif_fstop = 'f/';
	$exif_fstop .= $photo_fnumber[0] / $photo_fnumber[1];
}

This would work in a node tpl, and could be easily adapted for a cck field override. Please note that I'm a NOT pro php programmer, so if anybody can verify that my code is kosher, that would be great.

Rene

asb’s picture

asb commented
Version: 6.x-1.2 » 6.x-1.x-dev
Category: bug » feature

Such formatters should be provided by this module, or contributed add-on modules. Changing to feature request.

jphautin’s picture

jphautin commented
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Status: Active » Closed (outdated)

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