exif.h

/**************************************************************************
  exif.h  -- A simple ISO C++ library to parse basic EXIF
             information from a JPEG file.
  Based on the description of the EXIF file format at:
  -- http://park2.wakwak.com/~tsuruzoh/Computer/Digicams/exif-e.html
  -- http://www.media.mit.edu/pia/Research/deepview/exif.html
  -- http://www.exif.org/Exif2-2.PDF
  Copyright (c) 2010-2016 Mayank Lahiri
  mlahiri@gmail.com
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#ifndef __EXIF_H
#define __EXIF_H
 
#include <string>
 
namespace easyexif {
 
//
// Class responsible for storing and parsing EXIF information from a JPEG blob
//
class EXIFInfo {
 public:
  // Parsing function for an entire JPEG image buffer.
  //
  // PARAM 'data': A pointer to a JPEG image.
  // PARAM 'length': The length of the JPEG image.
  // RETURN:  PARSE_EXIF_SUCCESS (0) on succes with 'result' filled out
  //          error code otherwise, as defined by the PARSE_EXIF_ERROR_* macros
  int parseFrom(const unsigned char *data, unsigned length);
  int parseFrom(const std::string &data);
  int parseFromPNG(const unsigned char *data, unsigned length);
 
  // Parsing function for an EXIF segment. This is used internally by parseFrom()
  // but can be called for special cases where only the EXIF section is
  // available (i.e., a blob starting with the bytes "Exif\0\0").
  int parseFromEXIFSegment(const unsigned char *buf, unsigned len);
 
  // Set all data members to default values.
  void clear();
 
  // Data fields filled out by parseFrom()
  char ByteAlign;                   // 0 = Motorola byte alignment, 1 = Intel
  std::string ImageDescription;     // Image description
  std::string Make;                 // Camera manufacturer's name
  std::string Model;                // Camera model
  unsigned short Orientation;       // Image orientation, start of data corresponds to
                                    // 0: unspecified in EXIF data
                                    // 1: upper left of image
                                    // 3: lower right of image
                                    // 6: upper right of image
                                    // 8: lower left of image
                                    // 9: undefined
  unsigned short BitsPerSample;     // Number of bits per component
  std::string Software;             // Software used
  std::string DateTime;             // File change date and time
  std::string DateTimeOriginal;     // Original file date and time (may not exist)
  std::string DateTimeDigitized;    // Digitization date and time (may not exist)
  std::string SubSecTimeOriginal;   // Sub-second time that original picture was taken
  std::string Copyright;            // File copyright information
  double ExposureTime;              // Exposure time in seconds
  double FNumber;                   // F/stop
  unsigned short ExposureProgram;   // Exposure program
                                    // 0: Not defined
                                    // 1: Manual
                                    // 2: Normal program
                                    // 3: Aperture priority
                                    // 4: Shutter priority
                                    // 5: Creative program
                                    // 6: Action program
                                    // 7: Portrait mode
                                    // 8: Landscape mode
  unsigned short ISOSpeedRatings;   // ISO speed
  double ShutterSpeedValue;         // Shutter speed (reciprocal of exposure time)
  double ExposureBiasValue;         // Exposure bias value in EV
  double SubjectDistance;           // Distance to focus point in meters
  double FocalLength;               // Focal length of lens in millimeters
  unsigned short FocalLengthIn35mm; // Focal length in 35mm film
  char Flash;                       // 0 = no flash, 1 = flash used
  unsigned short FlashReturnedLight;// Flash returned light status
                                    // 0: No strobe return detection function
                                    // 1: Reserved
                                    // 2: Strobe return light not detected
                                    // 3: Strobe return light detected
  unsigned short FlashMode;         // Flash mode
                                    // 0: Unknown
                                    // 1: Compulsory flash firing
                                    // 2: Compulsory flash suppression
                                    // 3: Automatic mode
  unsigned short MeteringMode;      // Metering mode
                                    // 1: average
                                    // 2: center weighted average
                                    // 3: spot
                                    // 4: multi-spot
                                    // 5: multi-segment
  unsigned ImageWidth;              // Image width reported in EXIF data
  unsigned ImageHeight;             // Image height reported in EXIF data
  struct Geolocation_t {            // GPS information embedded in file
    double Latitude;                  // Image latitude expressed as decimal
    double Longitude;                 // Image longitude expressed as decimal
    double Altitude;                  // Altitude in meters, relative to sea level
    char AltitudeRef;                 // 0 = above sea level, -1 = below sea level
    double DOP;                       // GPS degree of precision (DOP)
    struct Coord_t {
      double degrees;
      double minutes;
      double seconds;
      char direction;
    } LatComponents, LonComponents;   // Latitude, Longitude expressed in deg/min/sec
  } GeoLocation;
  struct LensInfo_t {               // Lens information
    double FStopMin;                // Min aperture (f-stop)
    double FStopMax;                // Max aperture (f-stop)
    double FocalLengthMin;          // Min focal length (mm)
    double FocalLengthMax;          // Max focal length (mm)
    double FocalPlaneXResolution;   // Focal plane X-resolution
    double FocalPlaneYResolution;   // Focal plane Y-resolution
    unsigned short FocalPlaneResolutionUnit; // Focal plane resolution unit
                                             // 1: No absolute unit of measurement.
                                             // 2: Inch.
                                             // 3: Centimeter.
                                             // 4: Millimeter.
                                             // 5: Micrometer.
    std::string Make;               // Lens manufacturer
    std::string Model;              // Lens model
  } LensInfo;
 
 
  EXIFInfo() {
    clear();
  }
};
 
}
 
// Parse was successful
#define PARSE_EXIF_SUCCESS                    0
// No PNG markers found in buffer, possibly invalid PNG file
#define PARSE_EXIF_ERROR_NO_PNG              1981
// No JPEG markers found in buffer, possibly invalid JPEG file
#define PARSE_EXIF_ERROR_NO_JPEG              1982
// No EXIF header found in file.
#define PARSE_EXIF_ERROR_NO_EXIF              1983
// Byte alignment specified in EXIF file was unknown (not Motorola or Intel).
#define PARSE_EXIF_ERROR_UNKNOWN_BYTEALIGN    1984
// EXIF header was found, but data was corrupted.
#define PARSE_EXIF_ERROR_CORRUPT              1985
 
#endif