Hello, all.
I am currently working on a Django application that stores photos as users upload them. One of the cooler features that we'd like to add is automatic EXIF reading - so instead of users having to go through and update their photo's information again after uploading them, the EXIF data on the uploaded photos can get automatically read into certain fields - title, caption, and so on. I have been using the Image._getexif() method to retrieve the EXIF data for the photos that are being uploaded - but it seems that the "title" attribute is missing. Here's an example of what _getexif() returns: http://liftslice3.com/getexif.txt However, when I run ExifTool(http://www.sno.phy.queensu.ca/~phil/exiftool/) on the image with the -d flag, this is what is output: http://liftslice3.com/exiftool.txt As you can see, there's definitely a title attribute present on the image in question. I took a look at the EXIF tags list at http://www.element-it.com/StandardImageTags.ASPX, and noticed that the ImageTitle EXIF tag isn't present in PIL's ExifTags.py - is there a reason for this? I tried adding a key for 0x0320 with the value "ImageTitle" to the TAGS dict, but PIL still doesn't seem to be reading the ImageTitle attribute out of my images. Is there something I've missed that is keeping PIL from reading the title attribute? Thanks, Luke
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