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| | Picture Information Pictures taken with modern cameras often include additional information in them that shows up either in the status bar or in a tooltip window whenever the Picture is selected. The information is: Dimensions (width and height) Date Picture Taken (includes the time) Camera Model Type (JPEG, TIFF, etc) Size What would I need to use to access this information using C# or VB? I want to be able to filter Pictures based on this information. |
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| | Re: Picture Information jp2msft wrote: Quote: > What would I need to use to access this information using C# or VB? I want > to be able to filter Pictures based on this information. Image.PropetyItems - although it's pretty unstructured from what I remember; you can access the properties directly via their index number or iterate through the collection, but that's about it. A quick Google throws up http://www.codeproject.com/KB/graphi...extractor.aspx as a wrapper for it which lets you access things by property name. No idea how well it works though - you can probably find some other libraries to do the job. Or write your own, of course ![]() -- Chris Crowther MBCS C# Developer RHD Research Ltd |
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| | Re: Picture Information EXIF Meta Data. Thanks! Just knowing what it is called helps a lot, and the link to an application that uses it is bonus! "Chris Crowther MBCS" wrote: Quote: > jp2msft wrote: > Quote: > > What would I need to use to access this information using C# or VB? I want > > to be able to filter Pictures based on this information. > The data you're after is EXIF meta data, you can get at it via > Image.PropetyItems - although it's pretty unstructured from what I > remember; you can access the properties directly via their index number > or iterate through the collection, but that's about it. > > A quick Google throws up > http://www.codeproject.com/KB/graphi...extractor.aspx as a wrapper > for it which lets you access things by property name. No idea how well > it works though - you can probably find some other libraries to do the > job. Or write your own, of course ![]() > > -- > Chris Crowther MBCS > C# Developer > RHD Research Ltd > |
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