I would like to manipulate a Google Cardboard photo under Windows 10 with a Python script. I am using PIL. Reading the image data and writing the manipulated image back works fine, but then I lose the XMP metadata, without which Google Cardboard (for good reason) won't accept the image.
I tried using python-xmp-toolkit for reading and writing the XMP data, but the first thing that I get is an error about Exempi missing. I found suggestions saying to compile it from source. This sounds like a rabbit hole I don't want to enter.
Does anyone know a good route for me to take here?
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