luigi bettelli

Ok, thanks! I'll try contacting the supplier with all these info. Cheers.

Oh that's very interesting... So it seems I can't detect this problem without watching any single image... I should ask to send me those images again, but I actually don't know what to ask for not having this problem anymore.. Just being curious, why I'm not seeing those lines after saving the image with Paint? Thanks!

Hello. Thanks for replying. For 'distortion' I mean those loads of vertical lines that you can see in the image_distorted.jpg file (see the red arrows in the new attached). I've seen that it says File Type : PNG File Type Extension : png MIME Type : image/png but also after having saved the image with Paint it's saying the same, but it's shown ok, so it shouldn't be the problem. Thanks!

I've done one test: saved that image with Paint and now I see it ok in my program. I've run exiftool on both the 'not-paint' and the 'paint' version and these are the differences: 'not-paint version' -> 'paint version' Blue X : 0.15 -> 0.15589 Blue Y : 0.05999 -> 0.06604 File Size : 3.8 MB -> 1041 kB Gamma : -> 2.2 Green X : 0.3 -> 0.32121 Green Y : 0.6 -> 0.59787 Pixels Per Unit X : 5906 -> 4724 Pixels Per Unit Y : 5906 -> 4724 Red X : 0.63999 -> 0.6485 Red Y : 0.33001 -> 0.33088 White Point X :...

Hello. I've recevied some images (.jpg files) and if I open them with the usual softwares (paint or windows photos) they look ok, but on a program I need to open it (it's not a photo program, but a software with all products' informations) I see them 'distorted' (you can find the original image and how the same file looks 'distorted' attached). I was looking with exiftool if I could find the attribute that tells me that the image will be shown in that way, but I have no idea of which one of them...

Oh thatìs clever, thanks!

Hi again! So I've manage to have it working with this script: exiftool -filename -if "not $MIMEtype =~ /image/" -if "$filename =~ /(jpg|jpeg|tif|png|gif)/" -r G:\aaaa\bbbb\cccc\ > C:\Users\yyyy\image_list.txt The (small) problem is that this writes something like: ======== G:/aaaa/bbbb/cccc/xxxx.jpg File Name : xxxx.jpg While I'd be fine with just ======== G:/aaaa/bbbb/cccc/xxxx.jpg How should I write the code for having only that line? I've tried omitting the '-filename', but then I get all the...

Hello. I've seen that with 'exiftool' command I can get file info from cmd. Now I'd like to get info (name and original location) of the files stored in recycle bin. I've tried exiftool C:\$Recycle.bin\file1.txt but I'm getting the message Error: File not found - C:/$Recycle.bin/file1.txt while the file file1.txt is correctly in the recycle bin. Is there a way for getting those info I need? Thanks!