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8th December 2004
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any tool to EDIT exif??
hi bros, does there exist any tool where i can CUSTOM edit exif?
like change certain parts, etc.... |
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8th December 2004
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Join Date: Mar 2002
Location: Astin Studio
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Whats the purpose of editing the exif? You can choose not to show exif, but why you need to edit them.....
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8th December 2004
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hi bro, i had a few old images that got stripped of the exif... need to add them back manually... so when i put in my gallery it will display all the shot data nicely
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8th December 2004
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for example, like date image taken, camera make, what focal length etc...
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8th December 2004
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ooh foudnd it liao.. it allwo u to copy and paste entire exif.. so even if u lost shot data u can copy and paste from similar file... coolz
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8th December 2004
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What for? Just my 2cts, EXIF is useful if you really never post processed the pix in Photoshop. None of the shooting detail is correct if you have even manipulated it in your RAW processing software.
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8th December 2004
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hi bro, agreed...
but im planning to create a pic gallery of all my fave pics i've taken, and i have quite a lot. the gallery software automatically extracts exif data and puts a summmary of it right below the picture. i like being able to browse my pics with a time, date, which camera i used to take it, ISO, focal length etc settings. mainly those few lah. Some of my pics were taken ages ago with FILM, as well as those super old 1 mp digi cams. i did keep track on some of my film pics the focal length, film ISO used etc. So i hope to add all these data in to the EXIF once i scanned in the negatives so i'll never forget. Anyways i found the tool liao. its pretty useful, it even allow u add in your own fields! This will be definitely useful. I may add in another field "Workflow" so i can record the workflow. This way it will be forever embedded in the image... |
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8th December 2004
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Join Date: Oct 2004
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Maybe it's similiar to those mp3 tags? Although image may have been manipulated, some other info e.g. author, date / time ... can still be useful.
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8th December 2004
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Join Date: Sep 2004
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what's it called thomas?
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8th December 2004
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hi kenji..
no surprises for guessing wat the tool to edit exif is called....... EXIFEDIT!!! ahahahahah its part of a suite of tools called exifutils google can find.. btw its command line based, so not that ez to use... but ok if u r used to unix/dos |
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9th December 2004
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New Member
Join Date: Sep 2004
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Exifer
Use Exifer, it's a much easier tool and it is a postcard ware.
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