ORF files contains a primary image data and a MakerNote data that contains preview/thumbnail images. Both data takes the form of IFDs and can therefor

RAF files contains a JPEG and a CFA data. The JPEG contains two images, a preview and a thumbnail, while the CFA contains a RAW image. This method loo

@return The degree of rotation (eg. 0, 90, 180, 270).

@return The timestamp (in millis) that this picture was taken, or {@link #INVALID_TIMESTAMP} if no time is available.

Returns the width of the photo in pixels.

Determines the data format of EXIF entry value. @param entryValue The value to be determined. @return Returns two data formats guessed as a pair in i

@return True if the image is flipped horizontally after rotation.

@return True if the image is flipped vertically after rotation.

This method looks at the first 3 bytes to determine if this file is a JPEG file. See http://www.media.mit.edu/pia/Research/deepview/exif.html, "JPEG f

ORF has a similar structure to TIFF but it contains a different signature at the TIFF Header. This method looks at the 2 bytes following the Byte Orde

PNG's file signature is first 8 bytes. See PNG (Portable Network Graphics) Specification, Version 1.2, 3.1. PNG file signature

This method looks at the first 15 bytes to determine if this file is a RAF file. There is no official specification for RAF files from Fuji, but there

RW2 is TIFF-based, but stores 0x55 signature byte instead of 0x42 at the header See http://lclevy.free.fr/raw/

WebP's file signature is composed of 12 bytes: 'RIFF' (4 bytes) + file length value (4 bytes) + 'WEBP' (4 bytes) See https://developers.google.com/s

JPEG compressed images do not contain IMAGE_LENGTH & IMAGE_WIDTH tags. This value uses JpegInterchangeFormat(JPEG data offset) value, and calls getJpe

Sets the GPS-related information. It will set GPS processing method, latitude and longitude values, GPS timestamp, and speed information at the same t

Sets the latitude and longitude values. @param latitude the decimal value of latitude. Must be a valid double value between -90.0 and

Parsing EXIF data requires seek (moving to any position in the stream), so all MIME types should support seek via mark/reset, unless the MIME type spe