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retrieving image metadata #23
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Yes, that's potentially quite interesting. Unless things have changed since our early experiments with ImageMagick, shelling out is really slow. If you have a folder of 1000s of images you'll be grumpy. But seems like a fine way to start. If you do decide to tackle the library, docs are here. You could use ImageMagick as a model, but in many ways QuartzImageIO might be cleaner; the ImageMagick library is just a little painful. |
Hey Tim and Yakir,
I wanted to know what you guys think of it and how should we do it. Johnny told me that Tim uses it for medical image processing, so wanted to know how you currently work it out with associated metadata? |
CRef: this exifviewer project is part of the GSoC'22 project JuliaImages/Images.jl#1000 |
In the interest of at least mentioning this:
Wouldn't it be nice to be able to load an image and get all its metadata? Would you be interested in a PR where this is done with
exiftool
by "shelling out", to begin with, and then later on, hopefully, by callingexiftool
's libraries directly (if that's even possible)?The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: