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Exifography (formerly Thesography) displays EXIF data for images uploaded with WordPress. It utilises WordPress’ own feature of storing EXIF fields in the database, and also enables import of latitude and longitude, and flash fired EXIF to the database upon image upload.
The purpose of this plugin is to make dislaying EXIF data as convenient as possible, while using as much of WordPress’ native image handling as possible.
EXIF can be displayed via a shortcode, via a function in your theme files and it can be inserted automatically for the first image attached to a post.
Features include: 
* Location shown as coordinates or static Google map, and linked to Google maps (or not) 
* Customisable HTML layout via plugin options 
* All output can be manipulated via a filter 
* Language localisation

Exifography

Exifography displays EXIF data for images and enables import of latitude and longitude EXIF to the database.

Mark Howells-Mead

If the appropriate checkboxes are selected in the Post submit box when saving the Post, the plugin reads the EXIF data of the Post’s Featured Image and adds Post Tags and a custom meta value “location” containing the serialized GPS location data of the image.
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<li>If the Post has no Featured Image, or if the Featured Image’s EXIF data is incomplete, then nothing happens.</li>
<li>The EXIF data is read directly from the image file, not from a database entry.</li>
<li>If standard values “GPSLongitude” and “GPSLatitude” are not available in the Featured Image’s EXIF data, the post will not be updated with the custom meta field. (A pre-existing value will not be deleted, if this happens.)</li>
<li>When saving Post Tags, the standard taxonomy <code>post_tag</code> is set. If you need to modify this, for example in the case of a custom taxonomy, then you can use the filter hook <code>update-post-with-exif-data/post_taxonomy</code> to change it.</li>
<li>If you want to see the custom meta value containing serialized GPS location data in the WordPress backend, you’ll need to parse the data and add this field yourself. A good solution for this is the “Advanced Custom Fields” plugin by Elliot Condon, with field type “Google Map”.</li>
<li>Developers: see the code for a WordPress action hook <code>update-post-with-exif-data/no-gps</code>, which fires in the event that there is no valid GPS data available in the Featured Image.</li>
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