CwExif is a wordpress plugin that will allow you to display the exif information for images in your wordpress library.
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Installation
There is no auto install or update available for this plugin.
Simply unzip the plugin into your /wp-content/plugins folder. This should have created a folder called cw_exif. Then goto the plugins page in the admin console of WP and activate the plugin. To remove, deactivate the plugin, and delete the folder. To update, deactivate the plugin, delete the plugin, then copy the new folder into the plugin folder.
Version 0.3
- Updated to work with WordPress 3.5
Version 0.2
- “Exif to Title”, and “Exif to Caption” buttons in media admin panel
- Replaces image title or caption with WP EXIF info
Future Plans
- More exif data (using external library), not just the WP captured data
- Deal with lack of exif data better
- More display options (not just the title tag)
- Admin control over what exif data shows
- Integrate with thickbox to display image/exif in css “popup”
Sorry I have made no progress on the ‘future plans’ section.
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Thank you Chris. This is just what Gavin and I where looking for. As Gavin said, you are a very nice man. Cheers – Matt
Well Chris, I have to add my thanks and thumb up for your plugin! I made a test on my blog, and it works just fine!
And, hrmm… maybe it’s already planned, but would you also add the lens used? (for example: 50/1.4 or 16-35/2.8 ?)
Thanks!
Right now I am using the data that WordPress pulls off, and that is not available. I plan to in the future use a library that can read more information. If this is available, I will provide access to it. Glad to hear it is working for you.
Oh great! Thanks!
Hi Chris, This is great stuff and shall be implementing it on my site.
One thing that might help you with the extra exif data is checking out what the ‘exif & zoom’ plugin has provided. I like the data that this provides but I don’t like the way it displays the image so it’s been putting me off using it.
He comments within his code certain sites for each specific camera maker which assists him in creating the tags – http://www.burren.cx/david/canon.html for canon etc. (I’m not suggesting copying his code – but looking at the public sources he’s used to determine the values)
Cheers
Thanks Carl. I was looking at using the exif code that zenphoto.org is using, but I will definately look at that site. Now I need some more time!!!
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Am I missing something? I don’t see the plugin to download?
Sorry Jeremy. I had forgotten to re-enable a plugin after the last wordpress upgrade. Thanks for letting me know. Should be there now.
Great. I’ve been looking for something like this for a while. Thank you muchly! Incidentally I had to manually upload it manually as I got a header error uploading it through WordPress 2.9.2 (I think because the folder was named cw-exif 0.1 and wordpress didn’t like it.)
Not sure how you were trying to upload through WordPress. I have been doing it manually.
Chris, your plugin is so amazing as so simple! You’re genius! Thank you so much.
I am glad you found a use for it. Wish I has time to expand on it.
Chris, it doesn’t work with wordpress 3.1.4
All EXIF data are 0 or empty
Any idea ?
I’m having the same issue.
Thanks for this! I just spent th epast 4 hours trying to find a plugin to do this.
Many thanks for your effort!