Added "exif" keyword argument to TIFF saving #5575
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| # reset buffered io handle in case fp | ||
| # was passed to libtiff, invalidating the buffer | ||
| self.fp.tell() |
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Pillow/src/PIL/TiffImagePlugin.py
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Is there some way I can upvote this? There is currently NO library for python (that I know) that will create tiffs from arbitrary arrays and exif data. It would be a huge benefit to a lot of people if PIL would support writing exif in the way that this PR deals with. Thanks! |
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@dbuscombe-usgs It should be in Pillow 8.4.0, to be released next month. |
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Resolves #4940
#5416 allowed
getexif()to read TIFFtag_v2data. This PR allows that data to be saved again, using theexifkeyword argument.