![]() ![]() It's simply letting you know that exiftool might not have extracted all the data. ![]() MOV files I got the following error message: "Warning: The ExtractEmbedded option may find more tags in the media data - IMG_7264.MOV I'm just guessing with this command since I don't use a Mac and on't know what tags you are actually editing.Įxiftool '-FileCreateDate ![]() I have used the following command to change the dates shown in Finder to match the date in the exif data.įor f in * do SetFile -d "$(exiftool -p '$CreateDate' -d '%m/%d/%Y %T' "$" done I just need to see what IPTC files Aperture puts stuff in I guess.Photos and videos exported from photos for Mac show the date the file was exported in Mac Finder. If I want to add an event name in there, it would be using some other field. ![]() I'll be renaming the Pic ID as SourceFile, Names as IPTC:keywords and Description as IPTC:caption and where I'm doing my own, start that way. or figure out JSON? I've never heard of that format until reading it here. Will the comma's are going to cause issues, perhaps I had need to export these enclosed those with quotes. I'd like the names to get into the keyword field and the description to get into the caption. What I have so far- a whole lot of directories and photos with a file as such that has three columns. Both stuff that's been sorted/provided to me and what I'm doing myself, to get an absolute crapton of pictures into a referenced library structure. " with a (soon to be) CSV file and will be doing a massive import into Aperture or Lightroom. I'm another one of those "have thousands. ![]()
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