Hi, when uploading the photo it would be nice if it creates a custom watermark. Author, can you modify your plugin?

The plugin has a security issue per:

Exifography <= 1.3.1 – Authenticated (Administrator+) Stored Cross-Site Scripting (wordfence.com)

“The Exifography plugin for WordPress is vulnerable to Stored Cross-Site Scripting in versions up to, and including, 1.3.1 due to insufficient input sanitization and output escaping. This makes it possible for authenticated attackers, with administrator-level access and above, to inject arbitrary web scripts in pages that will execute whenever a user accesses an injected page. This only impacts multi-site installations and installations where unfiltered_html has been disabled.”<gwmw style=”display:none;”></gwmw><gwmw style=”display:none;”></gwmw>

This plugin does not work with WP 6.3.1. I create an article and upload the image, but the EXIF data does not appear on the screen.
@kristarella I don’t know what you want to do, you haven’t updated it in many years, if you’re no longer interested, close it forever.

Hi,

I would like to ask for your help once again.

The photos I host on my blog are showing in UTC time (with their offset, that is +5:30 in this case, removed). Is it possible that the file could show the Original Date Time Created without removing the offset?

In the attached example, the time shown as pulled by the plugin (displayed in the yellow box below the content) is 09:55:52, while the actual time the photo was taken (as per the exif) is 15:25:52. The time displayed by the plugin removed the UTC+ offset. For some other pictures (taken with a different camera) that does not write the offset into the exif, the timestamp is shown as it is.

Could you kindly help?

Thanks
Vinod

The plugin correctly displays the EXIF data below the image, but if I enter Edit Article it is not there. Where is this data? How can I change them manually?
I only see the text of the article, but there aren’t any, but the site shows them, it’s strange.

great plugin, but i needed some fixes & functionality:

* make Separator for EXIF label not appear when item label is turned off
* remove &ll=<ll> from gmap url so zoom not ignored
* add manual location options in shortcode
* add nohtml,nolabels,labels,all,filename show options in shortcode
* add uninstall to remove options so that new fields are available

and general code cleanup;-) pls give it a try:
https://github.com/airdrummer/exifography

if new fields don’t show up, uninstall/reinstall…lemmeno if u find any issues

Hello,

I have my plugin set to automatically show the EXIF fields I want displayed for each photo when I create a post on my blog. One of these is location. Everything is working fine, and I’m pleased with what I have.

BUT…I just realized that imagery I take in my home is displaying the location of my house, which I definitely don’t want. So, is there a way to remove the location field for specific posts. I have tried going into that specific post, and unchecking location in “Add EXIF to post” option menu on the sidebar, but that doesn’t seem to do anything.

As I said, I’d like to remove it from just the posts that include images I’ve taken at locations I don’t want to advertise (like my house and other private areas), but I want to keep it with other images that it’s fine to share where specifically the image was taken.

Thanks so much.

Josh

Hello
I have created a photo gallery on WordPress https://pkmukherjee.com
I have used a gallery (Not a tiled gallery) block.
I installed Exifography plugin and configured it with my requirement
It is not showing camera metadata on the enlarged view
Please help
Prashant Mukherjee

I will soon be the very proud owner of a new camera, a Pentax K3 iii. I imagine your plugin will need amending to pick it up in the EXIF. Once I have the camera I can let you have an image.

Hi Kristarella

Thanks for this plugin, it’s really full-featured.

I was wondering if you had any idea how I would pass in a div width. I generate a little box below each image with the data and it looks great. But when the image isn’t full width, the box is larger than the image, as you can see at my link
https://www.sidecarphoto.co/location/chicano-park-murals-san-diego/

I was wondering if there was any way to pass in a width in the shortcode params [exif id="10457" width="533"] and have it be available in a filter so that I can force the width of the box.

Thanks!
Shimona

Hi,
How to open “location” to a new tab.
Is there any function to do that so I can paste that to my functions.php?

Thanks for your help.
I really appreciated.

I was experimenting with using the short code and I find it displays different fields (all of them it can find?) to the defaults.

ExifTool shows I have these in my EXIF:

GPS Position : 56 deg 43′ 40.73″ N, 3 deg 46′ 33.22″ W
GPS Altitude : 141.3 m Above Sea Level
GPS Img Direction : 309.31

I’d like to be able to include these in the EXIF generated without using the Google Maps API – that costs money, at least once the freebie has expired.

This plugin hasn’t been updated for years.

I wonder if it is possible to extract the keywords of an image to tags for a custom post type? We can than use the tags on the frontend for visitors to filter images.

Hello,

I was wondering if there is a way to display EXIF data in my RSS feed?

Thanks.

Hello,

Nice plugin that helps me showing the exif data of my photo’s in the post. However the location is not showing. The other exif data does show up.
I have not activated neither linked to Google maps.

As am a analog photographer and only work with two camera’s I would like to adapt the camera field

In the == Add extra EXIF ….
I have tried this:

if (!empty($exif[‘camera’]))
$meta[‘camera’] = ‘Chamonix ‘ . $exif[‘camera’];

But it doesn’t work.
The idea is if camera = xxx then put something extra before

I have these focal length conversion factors, I need to put them in the code so that they do the automatic conversion. How should I do?

Medio formato = 0.79-0.84x
Full frame 35mm = 1.0x
APS-H  (Canon)= 1.3x
APS-C  general (Nikon-Sony-Pentax) = 1.5x
APS-C  (Canon)= 1.6x
4/3” = 2.0x
1” = 2.7x
2/3” = 3.9x
1/1.7” = 4.5x
1/1.8” = 4.8x
1/2.3” = 5.6x 
1/2.5” = 6.0x
1/2.7” = 6.4x
1/3.0” = 7.2x
1/3.2” = 7.6x
1/3.6” = 8.6x

Hi there

I do love your plugin but would like to add the exif data in foto gallery slider like photoswipe, just below the photo caption.
https://www.ads-software.com/plugins/lightbox-photoswipe/

I’m quite near the solution but as far as now I just get the data of the post thumbnail and not the real values.

Please help.

As you can see, the EXIF overlaps the image when there isn’t much text. Is there an easy way to fix this, either with custom CSS or editing the text of the post?

Hello,

I have been trying to figure this out all day…

I want to have the EXIF data appear on a rollover on the homepage. For some reason, instead of having each piece of data on a separate line, they are separated by /. Is there a way to fix that? Also, I created a class for the data, but it doesn’t seem to be working (i’m still new to css). Finally, I wanted to know if I could format the EXIF data on the rollover differently than it appears in each post. For example, can I remove the labels in the rollover, but keep them in the post? Can I change the separator (keeping — in the post, but using : in the rollover)?

Thanks.

Hi kristarella,

very nice plugin, good job!

I have one major and three minor issues using it though.

The main issue is that i want to keep information inserted with the exif string as short as possible because im doing a blog about nature, wildlife and conservation photography.

I would love to display the Exif info in one row, as i did maually before.

For example: [MyText]. [Exif info: Nikon D500 Sigma 150-600 Sports 1/1000s f6,3 ISO1600]

The minor things are:

-I would love to insert the exif Lens info that is stored in the images is that possible?

-I would like to suppres the additional words insertet with the exif data like “fstop””cameramodel””iso””shutterspeed” because it makes a very long link.

-I would love to be able to insert the “focal lenght in 35mm film” that contains the focal length with the applyed crop factor of the camera

I really like the way Irfanview allows to show the Exif data using a string of codenumbers which can be supplemented with custom strings:

$D$F $X $E272 $E306 $E33434 f$E33437 ISO$E34855 Brennweite $E41989

$D – directory
$F – file
.
.

$E33437 – fstop
$E34855 – iso
$E41989 – focal lenght in 35mm film

Hello
first i want to say thank you for that great and easy to use plugin.
Thats a fortune.

Unfortunately there is a small issue.
It echoes everything perfect, except the keywords.
It says:
Keywords: Array

Probably because the keywords (coming from lightroom) in my images are separated by “;” instead of a comma.
Do you know a trick to solve that?

Kind regards axel

is it possible to update existing images in the media library with EXIF geo tags?

thanks

Hello,
Installed latest version of your great plugin.
All EXIF data is present IN the photo. When I type [exif id=1719] below the photo all the info is shown. No problem.
But i understand that it is possible that all EXIF info shows up automatically without typing [exif ID = 1234]
And is it possible that in the Title field of the photo I I type something like this: Iceland : [exif]
Sorry for my bad english and I hope you understand my question.
It seems that it is very clear to everyone, but except me …;-)
BTW: I use the Enfold theme

Greeting Henri

Verified using the Metapho app that the lat/long were captured. The only fields that ended up being displayed by this plugin are:

Aperture: ?/1.8
Camera: iPhone 8
Taken: 3 October, 2018
Flash fired: no
Focal length: 3.99mm
ISO: 25
Shutter speed: 1/4049s

I ask you if the focal_length EXIF’ Exifography plugin is how 35mm focal or if is the real focal of the camera.

• This topic was modified 6 years, 3 months ago by blogforum.

Hi there,

Thanks for the effort for this useful plugin.

I just wanted to use the exifography_display_exif function and it seems that the map ( location ) is not generated when you call this function.

I further traced the it and it seems that is calls the display_exif method and passes the $imgID and then it gets the map or location via another call to display_geo function.

The problem is that it is somehow missed to pass the $imgID to it.

I changed it to be ( L:365 )
$exif = $this->display_geo($imgID);

and it works now.

Thanks.

• This topic was modified 6 years, 5 months ago by Safa.

We use your plugin to provide specific data to our clients along with the photos of completed work. We have been using iPhone 7 and all works perfectly.

Due to cell coverage, we occasionally must use our older iPhone 6s to take and upload the photos. When we use the iPhone 6, geo data is not passed to our website.

Thank you