Image Metadata (EXIF) | New image formats (AVIF, HEIF)
Logo: Alliance for Open Media. License: BSD Last updated on October 5, 2022 Is your browser capable of displaying AVIF images? Here comes a fast answer using a <picture> tag. If your browser can display AVIF files, it will. Else a fallback JPEG picture will be used: Summary • Which browsers are capable of displaying AVIF pictures?• AVIF […]
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Last updated on March 30, 2023 In a previous post, I tried to find a metadata editor with a graphical user interface on Linux. The best solution, DigiKam, is designed for KDE. The second best option, XnView, is perfectible and not free software. As a Linux Mint (Cinnamon) user, I ended up thinking that it
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Photo: libre-software.net. License: CC BY-SA 4.0 Last updated on October 11, 2022 Image metadata is a complex field with multiple standards, the most important among them being Exif, IPTC-IIM and XMP. In this guide I try to find a solution to edit (read, modify, remove) image metadata (jpg, png, …) on Linux, if possible with
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