Exchangeable image file format
Exchangeable image file format is an image file format containing metadata for photographs developed by Fujifilm and standardized by the Japan Electronic Industry Promotion Association at that time. It is used for storing images of digital cameras. Abbreviated name is "Exif" in 'Exif' (or 'X'ffff'). Embedding the model of the camera and condition information at the time of shooting in the image, it can be applied with viewer, photo retouching software, etc. Exif 2.2 incorporates a standard called Exif Print, which automatically optimizes based on the condition information at the time of shooting and enables print output in an accurate state. You can also accompany the photographer, copyright information, comments and so on. Supported image formats are JPEG, TIFF, JPEG XR (HD Photo). ...