APMD can now read JSON exports too

A quick follow-up to saving the camera settings of a shot in the exif data of the scans.

That post covered the original Analog workflow: the app hands you a list of NOSSAFLEX-encoded filenames, you rename your scans to match, and APMD reads the shutter speed, aperture, focal length and exposure straight out of the filenames before writing them to exif.

Since then I picked up a couple more logging apps, and neither of them exports a NOSSAFLEX filename list — they export a JSON file instead, one record per shot. So APMD needed a second way in: parsing_json() reads that JSON directly and extracts the same metadata, no renaming step required.

metadata <- parsing_json(path = "path_to_the_export.json") # exported by the `Analog` app
editing_exif(files, metadata)

Same result as before, one step shorter. If you’re on Frames, there’s a matching parsing_frames() for its own JSON export.

Same install, same exiftoolr/exiftool underneath — see the previous post for the full setup.