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#Exif2CSV # Exif2CSV
`Exif2CSV` will allow you to extract *Exif* information from multiple images and store it into a *CSV* file. You will then be able to process data in a database or in tools such as *OpenOffice Calc*. `Exif2CSV` will allow you to extract *Exif* information from multiple images and store it into a *CSV* file. You will then be able to process data in a database or in tools such as *OpenOffice Calc*.
You might be interested in [ExposurePlot](http://www.vandel.nl/exposureplot.html) as a sexyer alternative to this script. You might be interested in [ExposurePlot](http://www.vandel.nl/exposureplot.html) as a sexyer alternative to this script.
##Installation on Windows ## Installation on Windows
* Download and install [RubyInstaller](http://rubyinstaller.org/downloads/); * Download and install [RubyInstaller](http://rubyinstaller.org/downloads/);
* Download and unzip [ExifTool](http://www.sno.phy.queensu.ca/~phil/exiftool/) in the directory you'll be calling the script from (or in a directory in your PATH); * Download and unzip [ExifTool](http://www.sno.phy.queensu.ca/~phil/exiftool/) in the directory you'll be calling the script from (or in a directory in your PATH);
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Again, depending on your `PATH`, you might have to specify the full path to ruby.exe: `C:\Ruby186\bin\ruby.exe ruby2csv.rb C:/path/to/pictures`. Again, depending on your `PATH`, you might have to specify the full path to ruby.exe: `C:\Ruby186\bin\ruby.exe ruby2csv.rb C:/path/to/pictures`.
##Installation on Debian GNU/Linux ## Installation on Debian GNU/Linux
On Debian (and probably Debian based distributions like Ubuntu), follow the following steps (as root). On Debian (and probably Debian based distributions like Ubuntu), follow the following steps (as root).