This property tells you how many Exif records are available. You can use the count instead of the default enumerator.

Item[Int32]

Item[String]

The two blocks of code below are functionally equivalent, as explained above.

[C#]

XImageLoadOptions loadOptions = new XImageLoadOptions();
loadOptions.ReadExif = true;
XImage image = XImage.FromFile(Server.MapPath("rez/myexif.jpg"), loadOptions);
if (image.Exif != null) {
  foreach (ExifRecord exifrec in image.Exif) {
    Response.Write(exifrec.Name + ":" + exifrec.Value + "<br>");
  }
}
image = XImage.FromFile(Server.MapPath("rez/myimg.jpg"), loadOptions);
if (image.Exif != null) {
  for (int i = 0; i < image.Exif.Count; i++) {
    Response.Write(image.Exif[i].Name + ":" + image.Exif[i].Value + "<br>");
  }
}

[Visual Basic]

Dim loadOptions As New XImageLoadOptions()
loadOptions.ReadExif = True
Dim image As XImage = XImage.FromFile(Server.MapPath("rez/myexif.jpg"), loadOptions)
If image.Exif IsNot Nothing Then
  For Each exifrec As ExifRecord In image.Exif
    Response.Write((exifrec.Name & ":") + exifrec.Value & "<br>")
  Next
End If
image = XImage.FromFile(Server.MapPath("rez/myimg.jpg"), loadOptions)
If image.Exif IsNot Nothing Then
  For i As Integer = 0 To image.Exif.Count - 1
    Response.Write((image.Exif(i).Name & ":") + image.Exif(i).Value & "<br>")
  Next
End If