Text inside image file
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Valeriy
am 19 Dez. 2019
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am 26 Dez. 2019
Many formats of image files like jpg, png, tiff enable to read/write inside binary file information some comments, captions (so called IPTC data), EXIF data. They can accesible, for example, by XnView viewer, by Edit\Metadata\Edit IPTC data\ or by <Ctrl i> key combination.
It would be very useful and convenient to read/write such fields from Matlab to keep there some service information deals with image processing or parameters of image acquisiton.
Searching of Matlab answers and file exchange shows only possibility to read EXIF data or putting comments, annotation directly into image of such image file.
Is it possible and how is it possible to operate with such fields from Matlab?
Thank you
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Walter Roberson
am 19 Dez. 2019
MATLAB only permits reading EXIF, and only for some image formats.
There is a File Exchange contribution for MS Windows that can invoke an external .exe to write EXIF information.
EXIF-like information can be written into TIFF files if you use the Tiff() class interface and set the appropriate tag fields. It is not all that convenient to do so, but it can be done.
Those are the only things that are available.
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Walter Roberson
am 24 Dez. 2019
EXIF effectively doesn't work for any of the common image formats except for JPEG and TIFF, and the EXIF wikipedia page explains why it is less than ideal in practice (data pointers are only relative, so you have to rebuild the pointers every time you modify the size of anything; encrypted private tags are used by some manufacturers to lock you into their eco-system; cameras / instruments do not have full EXIF processing and so moving an adjusted image back to the device is often incompatible.)
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