petermolnar

The plugin expands the image meta by extracting data via exiftool. The default set of keywords is:
<pre><code>-MIMEType', '-FileType', '-FileName', '-ModifyDate', '-CreateDate', '-DateTimeOriginal', '-ImageHeight', '-ImageWidth', '-Aperture', '-FOV', '-ISO', '-FocalLength', '-FNumber', '-FocalLengthIn35mmFormat', '-ExposureTime', '-Copyright', '-Artist', '-Model', '-GPSLongitude#', '-GPSLatitude#', '-LensID'
</code></pre>
which can be altered with the <code>wp_extraexif_exiftool_vars</code> filter (one argument, an array with the values above).
Later on the extraced values live in the same place where the default, WordPress extraced EXIF lives and can be access from the same array.

wp-extraexif

A plugin that uses exiftool to read and store extra EXIF values of an image, which WordPress can not on it's own, such as Lens name & ID, GPS …

Mert Yazıcıoğlu

Automatically fixes the rotation of JPEG images using PHP’s EXIF extension, immediately after they are uploaded to the server. Plugin requires no configuration, it simply hooks itself to WordPress’ upload procedure and takes care of everything.
Developed during my internship at <a href="http://www.dxwavetech.com" rel="nofollow ugc">DX Wave</a>.

Image Rotation Fixer

I tested repeatedly, but if I take the image during upload, it shows up as solid black when this plugin is active. So it didn't fix the problem, it destroyed the image. Not sure if this is only when taking the photo at the time of upload or not. I am also using jQuery cropit, so it could be the combination.



Take a photo on mobile, it uploads as solid black

Automatically fixes the rotation of JPEG images using PHP's EXIF extension, immediately after they are uploaded to the server.

wp-extraexif vs Image Rotation Fixer