Fix Exif thumbnail offset #333
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The offset is currently reported relative to the start of the Exif data. However, most users will need the value relative to the start of the outermost data stream. This change attempts to provide that value. Should work for JPEG and RAW files. Won't work for Exif data embedded within other formats such as PNG, QuickTime, WebP or HEIF. Such support could be added in future.
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This issue and others like it are mitigated through #131 as it’s embedded in the design. It’s very old now and introduces many other changes, but decided to offer it for revival once more. Thanks. |
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I haven't forgotten that work @kwhopper. It's a big change and requires a lot of review, especially around performance, while this is just a quick, surgical, and imperfect change. Note to self, pick up review of:
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Thanks. I’m happy to help with it again if it lands on your radar. |
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Fixes #35
The offset is currently reported relative to the start of the Exif data. However, most users will need the value relative to the start of the outermost data stream. This change attempts to provide that value.
Should work for JPEG and RAW files. Won't work for Exif data embedded within other formats such as PNG, QuickTime, WebP or HEIF. Such support could be added in future.