[Originally posted by loloeroket on 2008-12-22 20:16:55-08]Hello,
The resolution is really confusing as each software reads different resolution. So I came up to set resolution the following way:
exiftool -photoshop:Xresolution=$resolution -photoshop:Yresolution=$resolution -jfif:Xresolution=$resolution -jfif:Yresolution=$resolution -XYResolution=$resolution $Myfile
Is this correct? Is there a better way? Am I forgetting another one?
Thank you in advance,
Laurent
[Originally posted by exiftool on 2008-12-23 12:12:41-08]
Hi Laurent,
There is also EXIF:XResolution and EXIF:YResolution (which are actually
the most commonly used values). And you can drop the XYResolution,
since this is a proprietary Fotostation tag (unless you use Fotostation
of course). Also, you must set the resolution units where applicable:
EXIF:ResolutionUnit and JFIF:ResolutionUnit.
- Phil
[Originally posted by loloeroket on 2009-01-06 02:40:44-08]
Thanks Phil,
Yes I have some people using Fotostation, some using Photoshop and some using software I don't even know. Both Mac and Windows. It would be great to be able to set the resolution for all at once ;-) For now I will add the exif related one. Is default Unit dpi if not set?
Laurent
[Originally posted by exiftool on 2009-01-06 12:07:46-08]
I don't think that EXIF defines a default (it is a braindead standard),
so it is best to set it to "inches" explicitly.
- Phil
[Originally posted by loloeroket on 2009-01-06 14:52:01-08]
This resolution thing is so useless but such a time wasting...
Thanks,
Laurent