usexif
Geographic Coordinate(longitude, latitude, and altitude) from raw EXIF
data
Install
pip install usexif
Example
import usexif
ret = usexif.fromfile('image/path/here.jpg')
ret['longitude']
# 126.16250277777779
ret['latitude']
# 34.36355833333334
ret['altitude']
# 3.0
ret['taken_date']
# datetime.datetime(2016, 4, 18, 10, 41, 6)
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