The whole mechanism has been less than ideal for us, as we upload shoot images to one of our iPads for clients to make initial selects, but because we can't retain correct image info, we've previously had to resort to visually matching customer selects to the master copies, which is somewhat inefficient (hoping the new adaptor will cure that though). If it helps, I understand that filenames are NOT stripped when images are imported from the plugin adaptors (USB & SD Card), so don't know if this would be a starting point or not.

I would like a good one but do not want to wade through buying multiple apps to find out they are inadequate.Īle圎XIF? Heck, I'd be happy just have original filenames!įrom what I understand (liaising with the developer of Portfolio for iPad), when you transfer images via iTunes, the filenames are stripped off by iTunes, and I wouldn't be surprised if the EXIF data is also stripped (but I'm only summising). There seem to be a wealth of badly written and buggy apps in the AppStore. Why did you leave out the ability to see any EXIF information using the photo viewer on the iPad?Īnybody know a third party viewer that can show EXIF information? I know that photo development apps exist that can show the EXIF but I just want a simple viewer to navigate images stored on the iPad.

Exif data viewer for downloaded pbotos