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I am trying to get a string output using Exiftool. The original value should be:

 1.00000095367432 -0.00040300001273863 -0.000503999995999038 0.000391999987186864 0.9999960064888 0.00425100000575185 -0.00258799991570413 -0.00425100000575185 0.999997973442078 

But when I run the command:

exiftool -a -u -TAG image.jpg 

Exiftool shortens the output. It returns:

1.00000095367432 -0.00040300001273863 -0.00050399999599[...] 

How can I get the entire string value?

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  • What tag are you trying to read? What version of exiftool are you using? Is [...] the actual output returned? I have been unable to replicate your example. Commented Aug 22, 2017 at 3:21
  • The tag is using is from makernotes. The version is the latest (10.61). Another thing.. that's a string (Unicode). Yes.. it returned [...] instead of the full output. Thanks! Commented Aug 22, 2017 at 13:36
  • What Is the exact tag are you trying to read? Commented Aug 22, 2017 at 15:02
  • -Manufacturer0x7121 Commented Aug 22, 2017 at 15:03

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To get the full output, try disabling printConv. You can do this for all tags with the -n option but if you are extracting other tags at the same time, you can use the per tag option by adding # to the end of the tag name e.g exiftool -u -a -Manufacturer0x7121# .

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