EXIF data or Exchange Image File Format is an option that defines specific information related to your image.
This function will allow you to display certain data quickly from the image in your gallery and lightbox view.
As a result, it stores relevant data such as exposure, GPS location, data, and the time when you captured the picture, ISO, aperture, shutter speed, and the type of camera used.
How to activate the EXIF extension?
Access your WordPress dashboard > Modula > Galleries > Choose your gallery > EXIF label > Enable EXIF.
EXIF settings explained
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Show camera model
Enable this option to display the camera information.
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Show lens data
Enable this option to display the lens information.
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Show shutter speed
Enable this option to display the shutter speed information.
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Show aperture
Enable this option to display the aperture information.
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Show focal length
Enable this option to display the focal length information.
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Show ISO
Enable this option to display the ISO information.
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Show date information
Enable this option to display the date information.
Where to add the EXIF data?
In order to add data to your images you need to go to your WordPress dashboard > Modula > Galleries > Edit your gallery > click on the pencil icon on an image to edit it > Add there the information you need under the ‘Exif Information’ section.
Click here to see a demo gallery with all EXIF options turned on (they will be displayed inside the lightbox, under the image). You can turn them on/off depending on your needs.
Example with the EXIF data displayed in the lightbox.
