EXIF Viewer by Fluntro Reviews – Page 6
5/5 rating based on 66 reviews. Read all reviews for EXIF Viewer by Fluntro for iPhone.
EXIF Viewer by Fluntro is paid iOS app published by Mohith km
Hands down the best EXIF viewer
Emmachette
This app provides a wealth of information about your pictures. Easy to remove it all, too.
Awesome
AMT11222
It can be difficult to make information about information engaging. This app nails it.
Facebook post doesn't work
flewisflewis
Amazing tech support! Just bought the app for the express purpose of posting photos without sharing my location. But by default the Post without Exif data feature did not post the photo; instead, it posted a link to the Exif Viewer app itself, in the App Store! I emailed the developer via the support link and got a prompt (almost immediate!) response! Inorder to get it working, Go to Settings Tab > General Settings > Share Settings > Turn off "Share EXIF Viewer App URL". I did this and it solved the issue! Now I can very easily and conveniently post photos without sharing my location! Highly recommend!
Slick but would like to just delete gps data
Ninja Squirrel 1980
I would like to delete private data in the photo not all the colorspace stuff too.
Security alert for those who post pictures
Bill fusion
There is an old saying, it pays to advertise. Well everyone loves to take pictures of something new they got and may be worth money. You then post the picture online to share and it is wonderful, especially for crooks. Why? Because the gps tag on the picture show the location of where it is, to anyone and everyone. Would you go into a bad neighborhood and tell people there you have this valuable item that is easy to steal and resell and here is my address??? So I would recommend to use this to remove tags on valuable stuff before posting just to be safe.
Displays many metadata specifications
Just_Me_Too56657
One of the best of it's kind. Very informative, and customizable. Options to browse photos, one-by-one, in full screen and detail mode, by swiping sideways. Tapping once in detail mode, switches to full screen, but returning to detail mode is a bit tricky to figure out. I only found doing so, by tapping the top, left corner "back" arrow, to exit full screen mode, could be nice to have a swipe downwards on a photo, instead of reaching all the way to the top left corner, especially on the iPad. browsing albums and photos collections, has multiple views options as well. Updating to version 4, on iPhone 6S plus, with iOS 9.0.2 crashes at startup. trying a reboot, and re-install, did not fix the crash.