Just add <?php ec_get_image_exif(); ?> after the image dispaying code in your file.
Yes. The function ec_get_item_exif can take the url of the full-size image or the attachment ID as an argument.
Uncomment //add_action('loop_start', 'ec_exif_reader_debug', 1)
The available data will display in an array at the top of the page. If it doesn't, add this to the top of the page:
<?php ec_exif_reader_debug(); ?>
Choose your data then add it to the list in the gallery-exif-reader.php file, in this form:
$output .= "<li><span class=\"exifTitle\">Aperture</span> " . $exif_array['SubIFD']['ApertureValue'] . "</li>\n";echo "<li><span class=\"exifTitle\">Aperture</span> " . $exif_array['SubIFD']['ApertureValue'] . "</li>\n"; (1) is for ec_get_attachment_exif (2) is for ec_get_image_exif and ec_get_item_exif
No. The plugin checks for a value in the ['IFD0']['Model'] field of the array.
If there's no value, the table doesn't display.
Yes. Change $exif_date using formatting from php.net/date.




