According to the https://exiftool.org/TagNames/Panasonic.html, the `AFPointPosition` tag id is 0x004d.
But it seems to the PanasonicRaw tags parsing is used in libraw.
Is it possible to access the 0x004d exif data form modern RW2 file without modifying the source code heavily?
Thanks for your great work.
You may try to use 'exif
You may try to use 'exif callback': https://www.libraw.org/docs/API-CXX.html#exif
Note: for panasonic's main IFD, tag is or-ed with 0x30000 (to distinguish from normal tiff ifd)
-- Alex Tutubalin @LibRaw LLC
I've tried to use these code
I've tried to use these code to catch the exif tag data.
0x004d is from https://exiftool.org/TagNames/Panasonic.html named "AFPointPosition".
I can get all the tags printed, but no "0x004d" found.
p.s.
The rw2 raw file i'm using can be extracted a "0x004d" AFPointPosition tag data by the ExifTool downloaded from https://exiftool.org/
I do not know what specific
I do not know what specific camera you're talking about.
Just inspected some GH5S file. For this file 0x004d/AFPointPosition tag is not in IFD0, but in makernotes section of EXIF.
The bad thing: this is NOT RAW/EXIF, but EXIF contained in embedded JPEG preview.
So, to extract the data you need:
- extract thumbnail (preview) using LibRaw::unpack_thumb
- use some EXIF parser to parse thumbnail's EXIF
-- Alex Tutubalin @LibRaw LLC
Great, I didn't know that the
Great, I didn't know that the 0x004d tag is not in Raw exif but in thumbnail exif. Thanks for the advice.
I used the exiftool program
I used the exiftool program to see the structure (with -v3 command line key to see details)
It clearly shows this:
| 32) JpgFromRaw (SubDirectory) -->
| - Tag 0x002e (713278 bytes, undef[713278]):
[skip[
--- DOC1:JpgFromRaw --------------------------------------------------------
JPEG APP1 (50684 bytes):
0006: 45 78 69 66 00 00 49 49 2a 00 08 00 00 00 10 00 [Exif..II*.......]
[skip]
ExifByteOrder = II
+ [IFD0 directory with 16 entries]
and 0x004d is within Makernotes pointed by this (JpgFromRaw) EXIF
-- Alex Tutubalin @LibRaw LLC
Thanks for the tip. I'm
Thanks for the tip. I'm trying to parse and get the data from
lr_ptr->imgdata.thumbnail.thumb
Hi, sorry to bother you again
Hi, sorry to bother you again.
Don't know how the offset works,
1)Not sure what is displayed
1)Not sure what is displayed by exiftool, it may be offset from file beginning, not from jpeg preview start.
(hard to tell without having the file)
2) tags larger than 4 bytes contains offset (relative to IFD start), not exact value, so one need to seek to this offset to read the data. There is not enough output in your quote to check this.
BTW, I suggest you to not invent the wheel :), but use some exif parser (e.g. exiv2 if you can tolerate GPL licensing)
-- Alex Tutubalin @LibRaw LLC
Thanks for your reply and
Thanks for your reply and advice.
I've solved the panasonic rw2 issue.