And, libexif is JPEG-centric. It's certainly handy, but it'd be even moreso to support other file formats (TIFF specifically.) Daniel Stephens has written a C++ based CLI app called metacam http://www.cheeseplant.org/~daniel/pages/metacam.html which actually can read JPEGs and TIFFs. Is that something someone could work with and develop into a plugin? I've contacted Daniel and asked him a similar question; he said anyone can take what they want from his code but he hasn't a lot of time to donate to development.
$ file F1A.TIF F1A.TIF: TIFF image data, little-endian
$ metacam F1A.TIF
File: F1A.TIF
Standard Fields -----------------------------------
Image Creation Date: 2002:11:14 13:52:51
Make: Canon
Model: Canon EOS-1DS
Software Version: Adobe Photoshop 7.0
X Resolution: 72 Pixels/Inch
Y Resolution: 72 Pixels/Inch
Samples Per Pixel: 3
Bits Per Sample: (8,8,8)
Photometric Interpretation: RGB
Compression: Uncompressed
EXIF Fields ---------------------------------------
Image Capture Date: 2002:10:11 12:12:40
Image Digitized Date: 2002:10:11 12:12:40
Exposure Bias: 0 EV
Focal Length: 600mm
Exposure Time: 1/500 Sec.
Aperture: f5.6
Exif Image Width: 4064 pixels
Exif Image Height: 2704 pixels
Exposure Mode: Manual Exposure
White Balance: Auto White Balance
ISO Speed Rating: 10 (50)
EXIF Version: 0220
FlashPix Version: 0100
Aperture Value: f5.6
Focal Plane X Resolution: 11822545/4096 Pixels/Inch
Focal Plane Y Resolution: 2955065/1024 Pixels/Inch
Shutter Speed Value: 1/512 Sec.
ColorSpace: sRGB
Scene Capture Type: Standardjas -- Jason Van Patten AOL IM: Jason VP
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