Hello,
Using exiftoolgui with a png file, I get:
palette : (Binary data 12 bytes, use -b option to extract).
So I use the command exiftool -b and I get:
8.68greenpuzzle.pngE:/Temp/vert216602014:01:27 22:29:28+01:00666PNGimage/png7007
0023000 Ð Ð 03779377912013:11:07 23:00:32700x700
Where:
- 8.68 is the version of exiftool :)
- greenpuzzle.png is the name of the file :)
- E:/Temp/vert is the path of the folder :)
- 21660 is the size of the file :)
- 2014:01:27 22:29:28+01:00 is the FileModifyDate :)
- 666 is :-[ :-[
- 700700 are the ImageWidth and ImageHeight :)
- 23000 Ð Ð 0 is :-[ :-[
- 37793779 are the PixelsPerUnitX and PixelsPerUnitY :)
- 1 is :-[ :-[
- 2013:11:07 23:00:32 is the ModifyDate :)
Is it possible that some of this information has been injected? How?
Thanks
Hi Thomas,
Normally one wouldn't use -b to extract everything. If you want the Palette, do this:
exiftool -b -palette test.png > palette.dat
- Phil
By this way, I get : ÿÿÿÿÿÿ Ñ Ñ
Is it Unicode?
What does it mean please?
The palette file will be binary data. If you don't know what it is, then you probably don't want to extract it.
- Phil
It is a puzzle (geocaching). Something is hiding in the picture, perhaps in the data ...
Ah, Then I suggest this:
exiftool -v3 image.png
- Phil