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The original image variables

The following variables use values from the original (or unmodified) image.

Variable

Description

$(ORIGINAL_IMG_CREATION_TIMESTAMP)

The creation date and time of the image. The timestamp has the following format:

dd.mm.yyyy HH:MM:SS

$(ORIGINAL_IMG_LASTWRITE_TIMESTAMP)

The last modified -or- last write date and time of the image. Same format as above.

$(ORIGINAL_IMG_FILESIZE)

The file size in bytes of the image. No formatting

$(ORIGINAL_IMG_FILENAME)

The filename only (ie. not the drive and path) of the image.

$(ORIGINAL_IMG_FULLPATH)

The full path and filename of the image (ie. including drive, path and filename)

$(ORIGINAL_IMG_WIDTH)

The width of the image in pixels

$(ORIGINAL_IMG_HEIGHT)

The height of the image in pixels

$(ORIGINAL_IMG_BITDEPTH)

The bit depth of the image

$(ORIGINAL_IMG_FORMATCODE)

The format code of the image, see The image format codes

$(ORIGINAL_IMG_FORMAT)

The image format, such as Jpg or Gif.

$(ORIGINAL_IMG_DPI_X)

Horizontal Dots Per Inch in the image

$(ORIGINAL_IMG_DPI_Y)

Vertical Dots Per Inch in the image

$(ORIGINAL_IMG_DPI_UNITCODE)

Which unit code does the Dot Per Inch variables use ? You will receive 1 (=Inch), 2 (=cm) or 3 (=None)

$(ORIGINAL_IMG_DPI_UNIT)

Which unit does the Dot Per Inch variables use ? You will receive Inch, cm or None

See Also

Variables

The current document variables

The import image variables

The EXIF variables

The IPTC variables