Many people want to contribute in providing useful tools that be used by other users. Is there any solution if you want to check the aperture value of a photo in Linux? Always. If you are a photography hobbyist who use Linux on your daily basis, you will find a fact that Nautilus, one of the most popular file manager in Linux, doesn’t display the aperture value every time you want to view the EXIF data of a certain photo from the Properties options.
However, not all of those file managers display a complete information. Common file managers like Windows Explorer, Apple’s file explorer to Nautilus have the ability to view EXIF data of a photo. Viewing EXIF data of a certain photo is really easy. The question is, how to view EXIF data of a photo? Information contained in EXIF commonly are ISO range, aperture, shutter speed, date taken, focal length and so on. Nearly all camera brands use this format to provide information about the photos you have taken. EXIF is the most common format of photo metadata in photography.
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