from exiftool to exifread python lib and use location data #117
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#116 simple fix is included here, as separate commit. |
jaakla
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I like the idea of only having python but (I may be wrong) exifread seems to not have the same level of capabilities as exiftool. From a quick test some of the file formats didn't work and some of the filters and recursive search options also seem to be lost. |
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Based on jaakla's work in andrewning#117 but replaces dependence on exifread back to original exiftool implementation. Fixes andrewning#116
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Should fix #115