This useful EXIF reader notably includes Picture Style that reports film simulation, saturation, and sharpness settings used on jpegs, at least from Fujifilm cameras. Photoshop as well as most other EXIF readers don’t include information about film simulation.Rather inconveniently, Exposure Time is reported as in decimal seconds in EXIF Properties, rather than as fractions of a second. Both formats should be reported or, at least, the user should be given the option as to which one to use. In version 1.50 of Any File Info, there are no user settable preferences for the app.

Does exactly what it claims. A very handy tool.The only thing I found surprising was that a photo that had been modified in any way has lost its EXIF information. I thought the EXIF info “stuck” to the photo or file permanently.After researching EXIF versus JFIF I have a better understanding of what is happening. Does anyone know how to recover the true date and time of a photo after it has been edited and is now in the JFIF format and therefore lost its original date?

I really like whay this tool provides details on. It reads all GPS info as well as EXIF data and specs. Keep in mind that this is reading the info that is in the file. If this data has previously been stripped, it won’t bring that back. I was on a plane from NY to FL and took pictures. It showed the exact location of the plane in coordinates as well as altitude and speed. That was very cool to see all of that data.

I wish it didn't auto-collapse EXIF sections. If what you want to see is in those sections, you have to click to expand the collapsed list every time you move to a new image.