Just as a final follow-up: Using appex.get_attachments and Image.named works perfectly. Here my workflow:

I get the image file names via appex.get_attachments. I weed out the paths for heic files which have a accompaning other image file. Finally I load the remaining images manually via the Image.named method.

Thanks for your help, @cvp! :-)

@resserone13 Oups 😬 no idea

@inzel, you cannot find it in pip because it was made by omz, specifically for Pythonista, and thus it is both proprietary and fully dependent on iOS APIs.

You can try and locate other libraries for other platforms – there’s surely something for webcams out there.

@JoeJack Do not thank me. Thank this wonderful forum full of pearls written by gurus and thank @omz for his invaluable application.

@cvp Thank you for the information. Anyway, the code is very useful.

Hello, maybe you can try WidsMob Mac Photo Viewer to browse all pictures in EXIF mode. Thus, you can get all photo metadata by one click.

Awesome thanks guys. The Photos module I was playing around with and couldn't find a way. I'm not at all familiar with objc_util. So, time to learn! Thanks for the example. I'll play around and if I can make an elegant (-ish) way I'll post it back here.