flutter - Exif Frame

Exif information

If you’ve ever tried to print EXIF info onto photos, you’ve probably seen this service.

The workflow is simple and the output quality is great.
Even if you don’t know the site, you’ve likely seen similar results.

You can tell they paid a lot of attention to layout.

Flutter migration

I made a Flutter app inspired by it, keeping only the info I wanted.
I realized how many details a service like this actually needs.
It’s not perfect, but I can always customize it later.
Camera brand logos are? annoying.

I forced sizes to fit my blog style, and adjusted text to work for both landscape and portrait.
Good enough for me.

For portrait photos, I fixed the width to 500px.

Text felt a bit large, so I reduced letter spacing and font size by 1pt.
It looks better now.

Testing an action cam. I could parse ACTION4 as the device name,
But the fields differ, and the captured date seems off. I’ll check later.

Tried forcing a Nikon logo too. It doesn’t look as good as Sony, obviously.

And a smartphone test. How long will I keep the Galaxy S9?

The program is as simple as possible? no fancy UI.

✶ Select the exiftool path and an image folder on the left.
✶ Pick an image to preview, choose a format, then export.
✶ I wanted webp support, but the image package still can’t handle webp cleanly.
✶I considered running cwebp separately, but stopped because I can’t fix webp color shifts yet.

It’s a bit pointless since I only have one lens left?
That’s it for today’s digging.

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