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Phototools replaces the default activity widget on the dashboard by three separate widgets with thumbnails. 
It’s mend to use with the other “phototools” plugins like geo2wp, exifwidget etc. 
The “published recent” and “publishing soon” also have links too view the post and to the edit screen. 
The “Recent comments” shows the thumbnail of the parent post. 
the number of items in the list is settable between 1 and 30.
Besides this it implements a few extra’s:
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<li>turn on/off support for shortcodes in widgets, supporting the shortcodes in the other phototools plugins</li>
<li>turn on/off a general taxonomy “photogroup” to group photo’s in any groups you like</li>
<li>Fuzzy dates on/off. Makes the postdates in the activity widgets more “humanlike”.</li>
<li>Rich photo info https://www.schemaapp.com/tools/jsonld-schema-generator/Photograph/)</li>
<li>/latests option to redirect to the latest posts on your blog. For example: <a href="https://gerhardhoogterp.nl/latest" title="example" rel="nofollow ugc">Example: https://gerhardhoogterp.nl/latest</a> will show your the latest photo I posted.</li>
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Phototools: Basics

Phototools replaces the default activity widget on the dashboard by three separate widgets with thumbnails.

Shows EXIF info as widget or in the text using a shortcode. The widget shows the basic info on a photo: 
Camera, Aperture, Exposure, Iso, Focal length given and as 35mm equivalent and a timestamp when the photo was taken.
The shortcode is simple:
[EXIF data=]
with the following values (without the quotes):
<ul>
<li>“camera” brand and make of the camera</li>
<li>“aperture” as f/xx </li>
<li>“exposure” a number in seconds</li>
<li>“iso”</li>
<li>“focallength” as found as given</li>
<li>“Focallength35mm” The focal length as full frame (35mm) equivalent</li>
<li>“timestamp” The time and date when the photo was taken</li>
<li>“time” The time the photo was taken</li>
<li>“date” The date the photo was taken</li>
<li>“any” A table with all the information as seen in the widget.</li>
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Just using [EXIF] is the same as [EXIF data=any].
Example: 
 This image was made using a [EXIF data=”camera”] using a [EXIF data=”focallength”]mm lens.

EXIFwidget

Shows EXIF info as widget or in the text using a shortcode. Part of the phototools plugins

Phototools: Basics vs EXIFwidget