If you want the same metadata, but instead of using readable metadata names like "Modify Date", you want the names you need to use when you'll use in actual ExifTool commands, use the-soptions. So instead of "File Name" you see "FileName", etc. $ exiftool -s IMG.CR2 ExifToolVer...
Go to this URL todownload the ExifToolfor Microsoft Windows. Extract the zip file to the“ExifTool-12.50”folder and move to this folder. Double-click or use theF2key to rename the file name to“exiftool.exe”. Press theCtrl + Ckeys to copy the“exiftool.exe”file. Navigate to theWi...
ExifTool works across different platforms (Linux, macOS, and Windows and comes in two flavors: Perl library:This allows programmers to integrate ExifTool functionalities within their applications. Command-line application:This is a text-based tool for users to directly interact with ExifTool. If you...
My own solution is to use Geosetter (with exiftool in the background) to set back the correct time zone. But this is really a pity that LR doesn't handle this value correctly in exported jpg files. By the way I'm also using Geosetter to geotag...
The ActiveDirectory module is not a “normal” one you can install with Install-Module; instead, you need to install a Windows feature, either from Control Panel or by using the Add-WindowsCapability commandlet. But you don’t have to use this module. You can use something that’s ...
Now just to be sure that if this command line tool is installed successfully check its version by executing: $exiftool-ver Now one can use this tool to get the metadata of any file, folder or image, metadata refers to information about a file that is stored separate from the file’s co...
One thing to keep in mind though – thumbnail images typically do not contain EXIF data. So, whenever you see a clickable thumbnail image, do not select “Exif Data”, but rather open the image fully, then use the tool on the full-sized image. ...
Method 2. How to find duplicates in Lightroom using Find Duplicates 2 Applies to: Lightroom Classic; Windows and macOS Like Teekesselchen, Find Duplicates 2: is a third-party plugin. identifies duplicates by comparing metadata. allows the use of ExifTool. ...
Download Exiftool fromhttps://exiftool.org/and use the command line in Windows: “exiftool -sonymodelid=”ILCE-7RM4″ -ext ARW -r” followed by the file name, for example exiftool -sonymodelid=”ILCE-7RM4″ -ext ARW -r 011.arw ...
I tried the ExifTool but can't get it to work. After a while, I understood it doesn't change the way how Photoshop exports the files but it needs to be used afterward to process all files (dumb me, I know LOL). And all that code lines you need to type...