The FlashPix file format, introduced in 1996, was developed by Kodak,
Hewlett-Packard and Microsoft. Internally the FPX file structure mimics
that of an old DOS disk with fixed-sized "sectors" (usually 512 bytes) and a
"file allocation table" (FAT). No wonder this image format never became
popular. However, some of the structures used in FlashPix streams are part
of the EXIF specification, and are still being used in the APP2 FPXR segment
of JPEG images by some digital cameras from manufacturers such as FujiFilm,
Hewlett-Packard, Kodak and Sanyo.
ExifTool extracts FlashPix information from both FPX images and the APP2
FPXR segment of JPEG images. As well, FlashPix information is extracted
from DOC, PPT, XLS (Microsoft Word, PowerPoint and Excel) documents, VSD
(Microsoft Visio) drawings, and FLA (Macromedia/Adobe Flash project) files
since these are based on the same file format as FlashPix (the Windows
Compound Binary File format). Note that ExifTool identifies any
unrecognized Windows Compound Binary file as a FlashPix (FPX) file. See
http://graphcomp.com/info/specs/livepicture/fpx.pdf for the FlashPix
specification.
Note that Microsoft is not consistent with the time zone used for some
date/time tags, and it may be either UTC or local time depending on the
software used to create the file.
(embedded images in Scene7 vignette VNT files. The EmbeddedImage Class and
Rectangle are also extracted for applicable images, and may be associated
with the corresponding EmbeddedImage via the family 3 group name)
'IeImg_class'
EmbeddedImageClass
no
(not a real tag. This information is extracted if available for the
corresponding EmbeddedImage from the Contents of a VNT file)
'IeImg_rect'
EmbeddedImageRectangle
no
(not a real tag. This information is extracted if available for the
corresponding EmbeddedImage from the Contents of a VNT file)
The DocumentSummaryInformation property set includes a UserDefined property
set for which only the Hyperlinks and HyperlinkBase tags are pre-defined.
However, ExifTool will also extract any other information found in the
UserDefined properties.
0 = Unknown
1 = Average
2 = Center-weighted average
3 = Spot
4 = Multi-spot
5 = Multi-segment
6 = Partial
255 = Other
0x25000008
LightSource
no
0 = Unknown
1 = Daylight
2 = Fluorescent
3 = Tungsten (Incandescent)
4 = Flash
9 = Fine Weather
10 = Cloudy
11 = Shade
12 = Daylight Fluorescent
13 = Day White Fluorescent
14 = Cool White Fluorescent
15 = White Fluorescent
16 = Warm White Fluorescent
17 = Standard Light A
18 = Standard Light B
19 = Standard Light C
20 = D55
21 = D65
22 = D75
23 = D50
24 = ISO Studio Tungsten
25 = Daylight
26 = Day White
27 = Cool White
28 = White
29 = Warm White
30 = Daylight LED
31 = Day White LED
32 = Cool White LED
33 = White LED
34 = Warm White LED
255 = Other
0x25000009
FocalLength
no
0x2500000a
MaxApertureValue
no
0x2500000b
Flash
no
1 = No Flash
2 = Flash Fired
0x2500000c
FlashEnergy
no
0x2500000d
FlashReturn
no
1 = Subject Outside Flash Range
2 = Subject Inside Flash Range
1 = Monochrome area
2 = One-chip color area
3 = Two-chip color area
4 = Three-chip color area
5 = Color sequential area
6 = Monochrome linear
7 = Trilinear
8 = Color sequential linear
0x26000001
FocalPlaneXResolution
no
0x26000002
FocalPlaneYResolution
no
0x26000003
FocalPlaneResolutionUnit
no
1 = None
2 = inches
3 = cm
4 = mm
5 = um
0x26000004
SpatialFrequencyResponse
no
0x26000005
CFAPattern
no
0x26000007
ISO
no
0x26000008
Opto-ElectricConvFactor
no
0x27000000
FilmBrand
no
0x27000001
FilmCategory
no
0x27000002
FilmSize
no
0x27000003
FilmRollNumber
no
0x27000004
FilmFrameNumber
no
0x28000000
ScannerMake
no
0x28000001
ScannerModel
no
0x28000002
ScannerSerialNumber
no
0x28000003
ScanSoftware
no
0x28000004
ScanSoftwareRevisionDate
no
0x28000005
ServiceOrganizationName
no
0x28000006
ScanOperatorID
no
0x28000008
ScanDate
no
0x28000009
ModifyDate
no
0x2800000a
ScannerPixelSize
no
0x29000000
OriginalScannedImageSize
no
0x29000001
OriginalDocumentSize
no
0x29000002
OriginalMedium
no
1 = Continuous Tone Image
2 = Halftone Image
3 = Line Art
0x29000003
TypeOfOriginal
no
1 = B&W Print
2 = Color Print
3 = B&W Document
4 = Color Document
The Dictionary, CodePage and LocalIndicator tags are common to all FlashPix
property tables, even though they are only listed in the SummaryInfo table.