ViewExif vs PixInfo

ViewExif is a powerful metadata tool for your photos. With the help of ViewExif, you can not only view metadata of photos, but also edit and remove metadata in photo. Besides, it has an app extension, so you can view metadata right in Photos app. Being able to read exif tags can be of great importance not only for beginners, but also for other photographers who want to find out what settings and tools were used to create a particular photograph. For those people who want to protect privacy, this app is useful for you as well. When you send photos via email or share on social network, your personal information (geo location, taken date etc) is shared as well. If you upset to share those information, ViewExif is able to remove it before sharing. Features: * Display EXIF tags: Dimensions, Taken Date, ISO Speed, F Number, Exposure Time, Focal Length and more. * Display IPTC tags: Star Ratings, Keywords, Description etc. * Display geo location on map. * Add star ratings, keywords and description on photo * Remove metadata from photo * Supported image formats (JPG, PNG, TIFF, HEIC) and RAW formats (CR2, NEF, DNG). * Share photo w/o metadata on Twitter, Facebook, email. * App extension for Photos app and 3rd-party apps such as Dropbox, FileExplorer etc. * Dark Mode ===== CONTACT US ===== Email: support@skyjos.com Twitter: @SkyjosApps

It is an application that allows you to browse Exif information such as image size and location information. A notable feature of this app is that you can browse photos for each camera and lens you have taken. For example, you can filter and browse photos such as "Photos taken with CANON's EOS R6(camera)" and "Photos taken with EF24-70 F2.8(lens)". In addition to viewing Exif information, you can delete it, and you can delete only location information. Another convenient function is the resizing function and creating a list of owned equipment. And it is also convenient when you want to see the Exif information of the photo with Photos app! You can display Exif information in Photos app without switching to this app. Simply select a photo and tap "View Information" from the Action menu to see it.