EXIF.reader

As its name makes it apparent, EXIF.reader is a useful piece of software that helps you read a wide range of EXIF data from your digital photos.

To start off with, please note that this simplistic application is capable of reading basic information such as the image's resolution, orientation, and date at which it was taken.

You're also provided with more advanced information such as the software the picture was edited with, the model and make of the camera it taken with, the lens type, the focal length, the exposure time, the shutter speed, the aperture, the white balance the as well as other geolocation-related aspects as well.

As expected from a utility of this sort, the workflow is pretty much fool-proof. Just download the app, install and launch it accordingly, and select your image using the explorer button within the app's main window.

The information is almost instantly displayed in the adjacent section, right underneath the picture's preview and can be fully analyzed by scrolling down.

Since this is a very young project, you should take into account various drawbacks. For instance, we weren't able to move the app's main window and place it in a more convenient location on the desktop. Secondly, it's the fact that this app is by no means a lightweight solution (quite unsurprising, considering the fact that it's Electron-based).

While most other apps of this sort revolve around the 1 MB mark (with some reaching somewhere between 10 and 20 MB even), this app takes up a staggering 200 MB of disk space.

If you're looking for an unpretentious EXIF reader and you're not exactly affected by its enormous 200 MB bulk, then you might as well give this app a run-through and see if it fits your needs.