mmcp42
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- Mike
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I have written a jpg viewer as part of a larger project
It all started when i got a Wireless File Transfer box to stick on the bottom of my Canon 5D II
Getting that to work is the larger project.
On the way I built this jpg viewer
It works in two ways
a) by default it looks at a folder of jpg files and displays the latest one.
as a part of that I decided to tinker and it now shows
if you click on one it displays the picture along with the data mentioned above
now for the fun part
if you click the Analyse button it shows how I have decoded the exif data
the Debug button just shows a hex dump (that I needed to get the exif data sorted out)
if you want to give it a try you can download it here
jpg viewer
it's free and probably worth twice what you paid for it
help file is included for the hard of clicking
I have tried to make it idiot-proof,
but the idiots outnumber us - and they're damned good at what they do! :nuts:
I have tested it with quite a few different jpg files
but if you find one that doesn't work, please let me know
I'd be delighted to get feedback
oh and mods - if this is in the wrong place - do please move it
but as it will be followed by the "how to get a WFT (Wireless File Transfer) working" I thought this was the right place... :shrug:
It all started when i got a Wireless File Transfer box to stick on the bottom of my Canon 5D II
Getting that to work is the larger project.
On the way I built this jpg viewer
It works in two ways
a) by default it looks at a folder of jpg files and displays the latest one.
as a part of that I decided to tinker and it now shows
- shutter speed
- aperture
- ISO
- date and time
if you click on one it displays the picture along with the data mentioned above
now for the fun part
if you click the Analyse button it shows how I have decoded the exif data
the Debug button just shows a hex dump (that I needed to get the exif data sorted out)
if you want to give it a try you can download it here
jpg viewer
it's free and probably worth twice what you paid for it
help file is included for the hard of clicking
I have tried to make it idiot-proof,
but the idiots outnumber us - and they're damned good at what they do! :nuts:
I have tested it with quite a few different jpg files
but if you find one that doesn't work, please let me know
I'd be delighted to get feedback
oh and mods - if this is in the wrong place - do please move it
but as it will be followed by the "how to get a WFT (Wireless File Transfer) working" I thought this was the right place... :shrug:
Doesn't autorotate portrait images from the D3 though. 
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