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@shoyer Thank you for the comment.

What metadata would you get from images?

I'm currently use tag data in tiff files. I guess some people may use exif metadata in jpg files.

If we added this, we would want to defer all the image reading out to an external library

Yes, I agree. skimage is the best candidate? I did not know much about skimage, but this library looks great.

open_image method is possibly overkill...? I will keep this issue just open for a while until similar request comes out.

You're definitely not the first person to ask about this:

My second request seems more general. I will post it as a separate issue.

 
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