How to use PHP and the Exif extension to extract lens model information from a photo

How to use PHP and Exif extensions to extract lens model information from photos

Introduction:
The Exif data of photos provides a wealth of information, including photo shooting equipment information, shooting time, and lens model etc. In this article, we will introduce how to use PHP and Exif extensions to extract lens model information from photos, and give corresponding code examples.

Step 1: Check if the Exif extension is installed
First, we need to make sure that the PHP Exif extension is installed and enabled. You can check by the following two methods:

Method 1: Find in the PHP configuration file (such as php.ini) whether the "exif" extension has been added and commented (starting with a semicolon).

Method 2: Create a file named "info.php" and add the following code in it:

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In the above code, we first use the exif_read_data() function to read the Exif data from the photo file. Then, use the isset() function to check whether the lens model information exists. If it exists, store it in the variable $model and output it to the browser; if it does not exist, The corresponding prompt information is output.

Please note that 'photo.jpg' in the above code is a sample file name, please replace it with your own photo file name.

Step 3: Run the code and view the results
Save the above code as a file named "extract_lens_model.php" and upload it to your server. Then access the file in your browser and you'll see the photo's lens model information extracted and displayed.

Summary:
By using PHP and Exif extensions, we can easily extract the lens model information of photos. This functionality can be achieved with just a few simple lines of code. Hope this article helps you!

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