PhotoMeta Cheats

PhotoMeta Hack 5.3 + Redeem Codes

Comprehensive photo metadata

Developer: Galarina
Category: Photo & Video
Price: $4.99 (Download for free)
Version: 5.3
ID: eu.galarina.photometa

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Description

Comprehensive and visually attractive photo metadata.
Editing metadata is not supported.

CORE FEATURES:
- Works for JPEG, RAW or HEIF/HEIC photos
- Basic metadata in an orderly panel
- Detailed metadata including Canon, Nikon, Olympus, Panasonic, Pentax, Sony and Fujifilm makernotes
- Easy filtering on metadata tags like ISO, F number, camera model, lens, …
- Supports photos in the Files app (requires iOS 13)
- Dropbox: Navigate easily through folders and see the metadata of JPEG & RAW photos.
- Displays a list of favorite metadata tags
- Luminance & RGB exposure histograms (can be combined by pinching them)
- Map with direction indication (for geotagged photos)
- Action extension to see all metadata from within the Photos app
- Print metadata (customizable layout)
- Email metadata
- Copy metadata
- VoiceOver/Accessibility support

EXTRA:
- Calculates additional tags like depth of field, hyperfocal distance, field of view, ... whenever possible.
- Displays focus points if the photo contains the required info

iPad specific features:
- Scroll through large photo previews
- Full screen mode
- Pinch & zoom on the large photo previews

Version history

5.3
2023-03-12
- Improve support for local and iCloud RAW photos.
- Improve Dropbox authorization.
- Add support for FujiFilm image count.
5.2.2
2021-12-13
- Drastically reduce the size of the app.
5.2.1
2021-12-01
Bug fix for iOS 15.
5.2
2020-05-14
- Added support for photos in the Files app (requires iOS 13).
5.1.1
2020-05-07
- Improved support for Nikon auto focus makernotes.
5.1
2020-04-02
- Add support for Canon CR3 RAW photos.
5.0.4
2019-10-29
- Fix an issue with edited photos where metadata wasn't properly displayed.
- Make it possible to filter on dates before 1990.
5.0.3
2019-06-13
- Show the original file name instead of the iOS file name.
- Filter photos on flash, white balance and some IPTC fields.
- Fixes a bug where geotagged photos were incorrectly displayed on the map.

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5.0.2
2018-01-29
- Support for HEIF/HEIC format for photos taken on device (no support through Dropbox)
- Filter photos on file type (JPEG, HEIC or RAW)
- Bug fixes

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5.0.1
2017-06-12
- Bug fixes

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5.0
2015-12-11
- Filter functionality on date taken, exposure time, ISO, F number, focal length, lens, image ratio, file name, camera make, camera model, keywords, star rating, location, megapixels
- Showing what3words location value
- iPhone: Support for Dropbox, print & mail metadata, share metadata
- Refreshed UI
- Tap and double tap on thumbnails to switch between modes
- Using the standard iOS share sheet
- Improved flow to manage favorite metadata values
- Change the thumbnail size with the pinch gesture
- Support for more IPTC and Flash values
- Support for new camera models

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4.1.1
2015-08-20
- New calculated metadata value for “Image Ratio”
- Same Favorites values in the extension as in the app

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4.1
2015-05-06
- Extract metadata in the Photos app via the PhotoMeta action extension
- Support for Fujifilm RAW and dRAW TIFF (iPhone & iPad)
- Support for Fujifilm makernotes
- Focus point support for Sony, Fujifilm and Pentax cameras
- Support for iCloud Photo Library photos
- Basic support for PNG
- Combine histograms
- Delete a photo from within the app
- New option to only copy favorite metadata to the clipboard

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4.0.3
2014-10-18
- Bug fix for geotagged photos with a negative latitude (South) and/or negative longitude (West)
- Bug fix for the photo direction of geotagged photos taken on an iOS device running iOS 8.

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4.0.2
2014-10-07
- iPhone: banner instead of an alert for some info messages
- Bug fixes

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4.0.1
2014-07-23
- Bug fixes

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4.0
2014-07-21
- PhotoMeta is now also available as an iPhone app (universal)
- Showing focus point for iPhone and iPad photos
- Tap on photo location pin shows latitude and longitude values
- Minor UI changes
- Bug fixes

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3.2.1
2014-04-09
- Added “Open In…” option to open a photo in another app
- Bug fixes

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3.2
2014-03-31
- Better Dropbox integration
- Replaced built-in web browser functionality with Safari integration
- UI enhancements
- Bug fixes


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3.1.1
2013-02-21
- Support for Nikon 39-point AF system (D600 and D7000)
- Copy photo functionality in web browser
- Bug fixes
3.1
2012-10-09
- iOS 6 compatibility
- Save a photo in full resolution from the web browser
- Basic support for videos
- Events are now sorted in the same order as they appear in the Photos app
- Minor UI changes
- Bug fixes
3.0
2012-07-13
- Dropbox integration with easy navigation (JPEG & RAW supported)
- Save Dropbox photos (JPEG) on your iPad in full resolution
- Full screen mode
- Focus points are displayed if the photo contains the required info
- Support for Panasonic makernotes
- Import photo files (JPEG) from other apps
- Displays luminance histogram
- VoiceOver/Accessibility support
- Better support for iPad JPG+RAW photo combinations
- Extracts lens info from more photos
- Support for additional metadata tags
2.3.1
2012-03-15
- Retina display graphics
- Bug fixes
2.3
2012-02-21
- The field of view sector is displayed on the map for geotagged photos that also contain direction info (last screenshot)
- Support for Nikon 1 V1/J1 RAW photos
- Basic metadata is now also copied with the "Copy metadata" action
- Better histogram visualization
- Support for GPS satellites and GPS datestamp info
2.2
2012-01-21
- Pinch & zoom on the large photo
- File name is shown (iOS 5 required)
- Customizable print layout
- In-app purchase is removed
- Ads are removed
- Performance enhancements

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Ratings

4.4 out of 5
9 Ratings

Reviews

dalums,
Kudos to the dev.
I just bought this App to use it with my Nikon Z50. My main concern was to identify the best AF mode for BIFS. It quickly became apparent that the app was not fully updated for my camera. I notified the developer and he went to work on an update. He worked through 2 in 1 week, and each one was a significant improvement. Still not perfect, but much improved, and I know he’s still working. It’s only a matter of time. BTW, this is far and away the best EFIX reader out there, and more than worth the price of admission.
yodeling aodl,
Support for Fujifilm metadata!
I have recently bought into the Fujifilm X series camera system and love shooting JPEG straight out of camera, thanks to Fujifilm’s excellent in-camera processing, film simulations, etc. But I have been frustrated with trying to see / recall the Fujifilm specific settings that I used for different pictures. This app shows all of that data. The only issue I have had with the app is that the photo browser side will jump back to the latest pictures after a few seconds, making it a little frustrating when trying to review pictures from the past. The metadata side stays focused on the selected photo though so it’s still good for getting those camera specific details of a picture.
nova_mdc,
Fantastic!!
I got this app after I got tired of having to transfer photos from my iPhone to my Mac in order to look at the detailed metadata. The amount of information it shows is incredible!

I chose this app based on my experience with GeoTagr, another great app from the same developer which I use frequently (and highly recommend!).

The developer is a really great guy, who responds quickly to bug reports and future requests. He also follows up to let you know when a new version that fixes your bug has been released in the App Store.
Roy D5,
Pretty Good
I have a new ipad (3rd Gen) and so far this app seems to work pretty well. It is no longer crippleware, and there is nothing else to buy. For the $2.99 you get the full version. It showes the meta data for any picture the ipad takes, as well as any picture I import to the ipad from my cameras, even RAW files, using the camera connection kit. The web browser is OK, but you will not find much meta data on most pictures on the web as it is usually stripped off when the pictures are uploaded. Some people leave the data attached on some of the photo sites. It would be nice to see the meta data reading option available in a pop up menu when using safari, rather than using the browser in the app.
docweddle,
Must have app for all serious photographers
Before I installed this app I had to transfer my photos onto my PC and then import it into Adobe Photoshop Lightroom to get the Exif data. Now, with this app I can instantly get the data I need. This app will also get the data from HEIF files. I found the app was very easy to use and very fast.
boody6464,
Working as advertised
Working as advertised.
Doris5953,
Not working
I just paid $4.99 for this app, downloaded it and started to use it - didn't work - frozen! Want a refund!
Grateful Photographer,
Superb app!
PhotoMeta is an excellent app—easy to use, flawless, beautifully designed, and highly informational, providing all the metadata a user might desire. I am legally blind and I take photographs. Because my vision is severely limited, often I will see later in a picture things I could not see at the time with my naked eye. I use a DSLR and enlarge my photos on a jumbo computer screen. After I purchased an iPad, I wished to have an app that would read the metadata of each photo aloud to me using Apple’sVoiceOver capability. I wrote to the PhotoMeta developer to request that the app work more completely with VoiceOver. The new version works flawlessly. The metadata are read aloud completely, enabling me to know the settings I need to use to make better photos for the future. The app navigates easily. All the buttons and images are labeled clearly. This unique app makes an important contribution to the blind and to all photographers who want to use the iPad as an advanced tool. Kudos toGalarina and PhotoMeta
Nxsdz,
Wonderful app for serious - and other - photographers
This app gives comprehensive shooting data for photos you've put on an iPad, in a very appealing format. The Basic data accurately identifies camera model and lens model and date/time, among other things. Detailed data is exhaustive info on camera settings and other meta data. This info is extremely useful.

Note: a prior version of this app could not access some of this data for photos put on the iPad via iTunes, because the data was not present: iTunes removed part of the metadata during the synch. I have not yet checked whether current versions of iTunes have fixed this problem. But for photos you have put on the iPad directly (I use Apple camera connection kit), this app is splendid, even for RAW files from very new cameras.
s.richard,
Outstanding Technical Support!
I have downloaded several apps to check the metadata in my photos and this one is, by far, the best. I love that I can customize the information I want to see & easily switch back to the "everything" view, if needed.

I emailed support about the metadata not showing for some photos in my some of my albums. Chris took the time to find out exactly what was happening & explained the reason for the missing info, even though, it turned out to having nothing to do with the app's abilities. It seems that iDevices remove metadata from photos saved to the regular & shared photo streams. It is confusing because not the same amount of info is removed each time.

Thank you, Chris, for an excellent app & superb support!

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