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Photograph a lot in buildings like Churches/Cathedrals and Musea (when allowed), So the main goal for this tool was the ability to write gps data to photos as I I needed a tool to add gps data to my images and couldn't find one PyExifToolGui is not a complete ExifTool Gui, far from that. PyExifToolGui is a graphical frontend for the excellent open sourceĬommand line tool ExifTool by Phil Harvey. PyExifToolGUI: py for python, GUI for Graphical User Interface to ExifTool. PyExifToolGui is a python pySide QT4 script program that reads and writesĮxif, gps, xmp, gpano (and a very limited set of IPTC) tags from/to image files using exiftool.

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A strong point of this software is the ability to write the data,Ĭopied or not from a source image, to multiple images at once. It can use a "reference" image as source image toĬopy data from. PyExifToolGui is a python pySide QT4 script program that reads and writes metadata likeĮxif, xmp, gps, gpano tags from/to image files.

#Exiftool mac copy filedatetime to datetimeoriginal manual#

This manual is for pyExifToolGUI (version 0.32, January 2013).

Appendix A GNU Free Documentation License.

6.6 Repair JPG(s) with corrupted metadata.

5.7.2 After scanning: Correcting Date/time and Renaming workflow.

5.4 Edit GPano (Google Photosphere) data.

2.4 Run pyexiftoolgui from download folder (No Installation).

2.2.2 Simple application bundle (install dependencies yourself).

1.1 This manual and the pyExifToolGUI version.

Running a batch time-offset in ACDSee as Robert Linsdell suggested was the fix for that problem - ALL the IPTC Date Created fields were populated with the batch time-offset method. running the command "-timecreated exiftool mac copy filedatetime to datetimeoriginal

I have dozens (many dozens!) of folders/subfolders/more-subfolders. ROBERT LINDSELL - the method you suggested indeed works for me - when I set the Date/Time Created value to offset by one second, the IPTC Created Date is indeed populated with the new value as well.

I noticed that exiftool only writes the date part during that copy - EXIF.DateCreated includes a time, but ACDsee shows the IPTC.CreatedDate as (for example) 2017 01 01 00:00:00. There is an action called "Copy EXIF Created Date to IPTC" that I think does what you want. Setting Exif Action Runner as a Send To shortcut will allow you to process all images in a selected folder with an exiftool command from the Send To menu in File Explorer.

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If you are using Windows and you know how to set up a Windows Send To shortcut, you could try using the "Exif Action Runner.bat" script described here: ADCSee lets me edit the value, but you want to do this as a batch for a lot of files. (Absolutely not important for me, just saying it seems normal). My example image from my camera phone also had this as blank. To see it I need to select a file, and open Properties (from menu View, Properties), and select "All IPTC" in the Properties tab drop down.

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In my English language install of ACDsee the IPTC "Date Created" field is hidden in the default metadata view.