Added exif.ImageDescription

[helmuter]

Dear bpatrick,
in my photos I never use the IPTC Caption, only the Exif ImageDescription. I inserted the following lines to MetadataLoader.js, to override the Caption

                           // TODO: clean up the three different exif readers,
                            //  and keep the minimum amount only
                            const exif = ExifReader.load(data);

			    // here, I re-use the existing database entry Caption				
                            if (exif.ImageDescription.value.length > 0 )
                                metadata.caption = exif.ImageDescription.value.toString().trim();
                            }
                          // continues with the original code 

Thank you for the project, it is great! I owe you a chest of beer.

[bpatrik]

Hi, You can try developing an extension that does this. (see related issue with resources). This should be possible to do with an extension.

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