Exchangeable image file format

Summary

Exchangeable image file format is a file format^[1]. It ranks in the top 3% of file_format entities by monthly Wikipedia readership (2,394 views/month).^[2]

Key Facts

• Exchangeable image file format's instance of is recorded as file format^[3].
• Exchangeable image file format's developer is recorded as Japan Electronic Industries Development Association^[4].
• Exchangeable image file format's Commons category is recorded as Exif^[5].
• Exchangeable image file format comprises timestamp^[6].
• Exchangeable image file format comprises product model^[7].
• Exchangeable image file format comprises orientation^[8].
• Exchangeable image file format comprises aperture^[9].
• Exchangeable image file format comprises shutter speed^[10].
• Exchangeable image file format comprises focal length^[11].
• Exchangeable image file format comprises metering mode^[12].
• Exchangeable image file format comprises ISO speed^[13].
• Exchangeable image file format comprises thumbnail^[14].
• Exchangeable image file format comprises description^[15].
• Exchangeable image file format comprises copyright^[16].
• Exchangeable image file format comprises geopositioning^[17].
• Exchangeable image file format comprises data compression^[18].
• Exchangeable image file format comprises image resolution^[19].
• Exchangeable image file format comprises software version^[20].
• Exchangeable image file format comprises color space^[21].
• Exchangeable image file format comprises condition^[22].
• Exchangeable image file format comprises audio codec^[23].
• Exchangeable image file format comprises quantity^[24].
• Exchangeable image file format comprises sampling rate^[25].
• Exchangeable image file format comprises bit rate^[26].
• October 1995 marks the founding of Exchangeable image file format^[27].

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Designation and Status

Exchangeable image file format's instance of is recorded as file format^[3].

History and Context

October 1995 marks the founding of Exchangeable image file format^[27].

Cultural Significance

Things named for Exchangeable image file format include EXIF – Recherche & Analyse^[28], a website^[29], in Germany^[30].

Why It Matters

Exchangeable image file format ranks in the top 3% of file_format entities by monthly Wikipedia readership (2,394 views/month).^[2] It has Wikipedia articles in 25 language editions, a strong signal of global cultural recognition.^[31] It is known by 12 alternative names across languages and contexts.^[32]

Entities named for it include EXIF – Recherche & Analyse^[28], a website^[29], in Germany^[30].