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The current (and longstanding) implementation of the plugin does not always show the proper focus point for an image captured with a Nikon DSLR. In this context, "proper" means the focus point position as displayed by Nikon's applications Capture NX-D and NX Studio (and most likely, to the camera display as well).
The underlying problem arises from a combination of the following facts:
the way how Nikon stores different pieces of focus point related information in EXIF
possibly, changing this over time and across different models
not enough background information on the exact meaning of different entries while decoding them for exiftool
(PrimaryAFPoint, AFPointsUsed, AFPointsInFocus, AFPointsSelected)
The current (and longstanding) implementation of the plugin does not always show the proper focus point for an image captured with a Nikon DSLR. In this context, "proper" means the focus point position as displayed by Nikon's applications Capture NX-D and NX Studio (and most likely, to the camera display as well).
The underlying problem arises from a combination of the following facts:
(PrimaryAFPoint, AFPointsUsed, AFPointsInFocus, AFPointsSelected)
See also https://exiftool.org/forum/index.php?topic=17011
The logic should be adjusted to
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