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As it turned out, the exiftool -api QuickTimeUTC parameter converts CreateDate to local time using the server's time zone. This doesn't help as it's technically still a local time and not UTC. Had to implement this manually in our Exiftool JSON parser for MP4 videos only. |
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| .. | ||
| apple-test-2.xmp | ||
| berlin-landscape.json | ||
| canon_eos_6d.json | ||
| canon_eos_6d.xmp | ||
| cr2_num_off.json | ||
| cr2_num_on.json | ||
| date-creation.mov.json | ||
| date-iphone8.mov.json | ||
| date-iphonex.mov.json | ||
| date.mov.json | ||
| digikam.jpg | ||
| digikam.json | ||
| exif-example.tiff | ||
| gopher-original.json | ||
| gopher-preview.jpg | ||
| gopher-telegram.json | ||
| GOPR0533.json | ||
| gopro_hd2.jpg | ||
| gphotos-1.json | ||
| gphotos-2.json | ||
| gphotos-3.json | ||
| gphotos-4.json | ||
| gphotos-album.json | ||
| gps-2000.jpg | ||
| gps-2000.json | ||
| huawei-gps-error.jpg | ||
| image-2011.jpg | ||
| iphone-mov.json | ||
| iphone_7.heic | ||
| iphone_7.json | ||
| iphone_7.xmp | ||
| keywords.jpg | ||
| keywords.json | ||
| ladybug.jpg | ||
| ladybug.json | ||
| ladybug.xmp | ||
| mp4.json | ||
| newline.json | ||
| no-exif-data.jpg | ||
| notebook.jpg | ||
| orientation.jpg | ||
| orientation.json | ||
| out-of-range-500.jpg | ||
| P7250006.json | ||
| P9150300.json | ||
| panorama360.jpg | ||
| panorama360.json | ||
| photoshop.jpg | ||
| photoshop.json | ||
| photoshop.xmp | ||
| pxl-mp4.json | ||
| quicktimeutc_off.json | ||
| quicktimeutc_on.json | ||
| README.md | ||
| screenshot.png | ||
| ship.jpg | ||
| smallFiji.JPG | ||
| smallFiji.json | ||
| snow.jpg | ||
| snow.json | ||
| subject-1.json | ||
| subject-2.json | ||
| tweethog.png | ||
| uuid-copy.json | ||
| uuid-imagemagick.json | ||
| uuid-original.json | ||
| video_num_on.json | ||
Metadata Test Files
You may use ImageMagick to create smaller versions of images to be stored in this repository:
convert original.JPG -resize 500 small.JPG
JSON sidecar files for testing can be created with exiftool:
exiftool -j example.jpg > example.json