CIAF 2007 mezinárodní letiště Brno - Tuřany
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This album sets border style "border_none" for preview images. ]]> John Doe Jr. CIAF - Czech International Air Fest 2007 ciaf,aircraft,military,exhibition The preview image (and thumbnail of course) are automatically generated from original image. This photo uses supplied preview image. Some people (me) can see the difference in sharpness. This photo doesn't contain link to original image, but src parameter is specified. can have CDATA entries here!]]> This photo doesn't contain link to original image nor the src parameter, EXIF data are extracted from the preview image. Invalid item (no src specified), will be skipped. Different quality settings. Another interspace between items Different preview sizes. Sizes are maximal and aspect ratio is always kept. links etc...]]> Border styles demo This particular image overrides both global and album border styles. This particular image overrides both global and album border styles. Misc. This item uses supplied thumbnail Metadata
Photo editors and RAW workflow software usually strip big deal of metadata unknown to them. Things like camera makernote data are usually lost. Yet it may contain interesting information like lens used, crop factor/focal length converted to 35 mm film equivalent or even camera temperature.

Any format that the Exiv2 library is able to read can be used as a source of EXIF/IPTC information. Use cgg-dirgen to supply external metadata the same way like for supplied thumbnails. By default, the ".exv" file extension is used (default for exiv2 commandline tool).

That said, if you extract and save original metadata and supply them in gallery source XML files, you may be able to display more EXIF information at the end. It's wise to either point to an original RAW file or (to save space) use the exiv2 commandline tool to extract the metadata.
Example: exiv2 -eeic -f *.cr2 extracts EXIF, IPTC and JPEG Comment information to separate .exv files for all Canon CR2 files. ]]>
Values can be specified either in preferred ±hh:mm format specifying exact hour and minutes, or, alternatively, by simplified plain float format (e.g. 1, -2, +0.5) where the number represents hours. Beware that in the latter case there may be precision issues converting float format to minutes.

Changes can be made locally for specific item or globally for whole album (with the former taking priority).

All such changes are written in generated image files in all present metadata fields. This also applies for user supplied images which are normally not supposed to be changed or resized. ]]>