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Hello,
After working thru the JPEG file with a Hex editor it appears that the offset is relative to the first byte of the Tiff header.
Chris
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Hello,
I have crated a form on which I have an image control.
Once I have selected an image, I want to populate some text content controls with metadata from the image.
Of course, first I need to locate and extract the metadata out of the file.
I am working through a document at https://www.media.mit.edu/pia/Research/deepview/exif.html.
It discusses Image File Directories which contain a number of entries.
Each entry contains:
Tag Number
Data Format (which tells you # of bytes / component)
Number of Components
Data Value or Offset
If data < 4 bytes = data
if data > 4 bytes = offset to data
I follow all of this until I get to the offset. If the number of bytes / component is 1 (for example a string) and the number of components is 26 (> 4 bytes) then the last item in the entry is an offset.
My question is, what is this offset relative to?
Any input would be greatly appreciated.
Best Regards,
Chris
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Hello,
After working thru the JPEG file with a Hex editor it appears that the offset is relative to the first byte of the Tiff header.
Chris