Creates a histogram to visualize the distribution of used focal lengths on a set of pictures containing exif data
A discussion about photography and focal length lead to the idea creating a small data analysis tool for how often a specific focal length is used in a set of pictures. The resulting analysis is presented as a histogram with the possibility to compare two distinct sets of pictures. E.g. a comparision between to photographers` habits on focal length.
Feed the tool with data happens on the CLI and will bring up the final result as an histogram:
- Start CLI tool with
python3 focal-length-analyzer.py dir1wheredir1is a picture containing directory - Get the final result as a histogram
- Additional options:
- Compare Mode of two directories:
python3 focal-length-analyzer.py dir1 dir2 - common sensor reference, choose between full frame, aps-c sensor with a specific crop factor or none. Default is full frame. Can be combined with the compare mode.
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python3 focal-length-analyzer.py dir1 -s ff -
python3 focal-length-analyzer.py dir1 -s aps-c1.6 -
python3 focal-length-analyzer.py dir1 -s none
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- Python 3.9.2
Currently binaries are available for Linux and Windows. They are created separately on each plattform with pyinstaller.
| File | Sum sha256 | Plattform |
|---|---|---|
| Focal-length-analyzer-1.0-win.zip | 7e4c946bd3204f5d11442dd2ac8b0c64b444548d218c7770c93bd26cb7b96867 | Windows |
| Focal-length-analyzer-1.0-linux.tar.gz | 2c60d3d5b57f7c6fd94a187c80d6943906629248098f5dd9ea260ccc1107ea81 | Linux |
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