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Read EXIF data from JPEG file in bash script

Asked by pandabear_de in Bourne-Again Shell (bash), Mac OS X, Mac OS 10.5 (Leopard)

Tags: bash, EXIF, JPG, JPEG

Hi,
I am working on a project in which I export pictures onto a server. I need te 'register' the jpg's in a mysql database on the server with the picture taken date/time from the exif data.

Currently I am using a bash script to ftp the files onto the server and trigger the new datarow insert in the database for the file.

My question: Can I somehow read the 'picture taken' date from the EXIF file in my bash script? What alternatives might I have? (Staring point: Mac OS X)
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