Exiftool export to csv zip file#
Next, extract the zip file to the exiftool-12.50 folder > move to this folder.
I just tried to get the embedded color profile of a csv file, which returns no input $ exiftool -a -S -G0 -ColorSpace -InteropIndex -WhitePoint -Primar圜hromaticities -Gamma -ICC_Profile:all my_data.csvĪnd just running exiftool my_data.csv prints stuff and doesn't set an error status code $ exiftool my_data.csvįile Modification Date/Time : 2021:03:22 19:06:19-04:00įile Access Date/Time : 2021:03:22 19:06:23-04:00įile Inode Change Date/Time : 2021:03:22 19:06:19-04:00Ĭan I tell exiftool to error out if the input isn't an image somehow? Do I have to check the File Type and handle it myself or let the error happen later in my code? I don't know what all valid image file types are. ExifTool is a extremely powerful command line utility that has been around. Thanks for the exiftool pointer Extremely useful tool, as it seems What I did was similar: - mysqldump -T with -fields-terminated-by, - exiftool -csv'name of csv file'. Step 01: Download the Exiftool First, open a browser > go to this URL to download the Exiftool for Microsoft Windows.
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