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- Exif plugin version 2.3 for Total Commander
- This plugin extracts digital camera data from JPG files, like exposure time.
- Can be used in thumbnail view and custom column view, as well as in the
- search and multi-rename functions.
- Changelog:
- 20110907 Release 2.3
- 20110907 Added: 64-bit support
- 20110907 Added: One more digit for arc seconds (latitude, longitude)
- 20110829 Release 2.2
- 20110829 Added: Support GPS data: Image direction (in degrees)
- 20101109 Release 2.1
- 20101109 Added: Support GPS data: Latitude, Longitude, Altitute (meter or feet), Timestamp
- 20101014 Release 2.0
- 20101014 Added: Support for extensions .DNG and .NEF: Plugin needs to be uninstalled and reinstalled to use them
- 20101007 Release 1.9
- 20101007 Fixed: Crash on some images with huge EXIF blocks containing e.g. large preview images
- 20100629 Release 1.8 final (unchanged)
- 20091016 Release 1.8 (beta)
- 20091016 Added: Unicode support (file names only)
- 20090318 Release 1.7 (beta)
- 20090318 Added: Merged additional fields from plugin branch 1.47 (author: Micha Petraru) into main plugin branch
- 20071122 Release 1.6
- 20071122 Fixed: Loading of .CR2 files didn't work
- 20071116 Added: New extension .CR2 for newer Canon RAW files (need to uninstall old plugin first)
- 20071116 Fixed: Find EXIF data even if other data comes before it, like Photoshop data or IPTC data
- 20050213 Fixed: Access violation caused by Nikon images (Buffer "data" was too small)
- 20041124 Fixed: MaxApertureValue uses APEX field type: RootOf(2)^value
- 20041124 Added: ApertureValue and ExposureTimeFraction(APEX) fields
- 20041116 Fixed: Division by zero error if nominator or denominator contained 0 (rational value)
- 20041027 Added: Better display of ExposureTimeFraction for jpegs which store it as 16666/1000000
- 20041020 Added: Support for files in JFIF mode
- 20041017 Added: Support for ISO field
- 20041017 Added: Support for Canon RAW image files
- 20041017 Fixed: jpg file wasn't closed after extracting the exif data!
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