Exif Wizard-Pro App Reviews

but needs to add an extension to the built-in Photos app to at least view metadata, and preferably edit it from there or have a link to open the app to the photo being viewed.

I use this app regularly for geotagging photos I've transferred from my regular camera, and it works well for that purpose. Two minor complaints which I hope the developer will address are that the iPhone and iPad versions lose in-process changes to a photo if the app is closed and reopened. The iPad version does not offer a hybrid view when geotagging using map search.

Really useful app to have when you need to read your Photos.

Gets that useful photo data

Just like the title says. Pro version has all EXIF, including Hipstamatic combo info--a huge plus. The other "unlabeled benefit" is the ability to A/B compare photos with it. (Around iOS 5, the native Photo app lost its forward/back arrows, making instant A/B'ing impossible. This is one of a few apps that works around that utterly needless and dumb 🍏 exclusion.) Highly recommended.

Used the free version for many years. Loved it. Added features of the Pro version are well worth the modest price. This app provides a very complete set of exif info, including image direction, which is important to me.

Looks like it’s been a long time since anybody posted a review. It works well for viewing the EXIF data. Its map display not only shows position but also the direction the camera was pointed. Very useful.

I have been using the app for several years. It is dependable and the output is easily accessible and well organized. I frequently use the option to email results with an image. My wish list for a further expanded version includes the ability to select, view, and send a customizable subset of data elements and the ability to access the app features through a share sheet or the Workflow app. I am, though, completely satisfied with this app. Very nice work.

If there's other apps out there that can implement exit data modification for png files why is it not out already? Also the interface could use some some remodeling. Other than that it is sufficient for displaying image data; I just wish it came with additional support.

The best EXIF viewer I know of. I can handle metric, but adding English values would be appreciated.