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I use the Open Source photo management Software Digikam (along with other tools such as Gimp and DarkTable). I obviously need very little encouragement to combine my geeky hobbies, so I quickly tried to interrogate Digikam with R, which is easy, because Digikam keeps all it’s image info in a SQLite database, which R has support for.
So this post shows how I did it, along with some of the output, such as the focal length of my images over time, looks like I need a telephoto lens ! (this script and my digikam db are in github here)
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