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anyone know how to use the linux based exif or exiftool ?it is giving me a headache ... it has a man page, syntax, usage ... but none of it actually gives you an example of how to specify which tag, IFD you want to modify etc!
Anyone used it? am now playing with jhead isntead ... may have to revert to some win32 based exif editior, yuck
Brad, MHD uses linux
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Re: anyone know how to use the linux based exif or exiftoolHi Dard,
Oh no, don't do that See this FAQ for exiftool: http://www.sno.phy.queensu.ca/~phil/exiftool/faq.html then if you do the command: exiftool -a -G1 dsc_xxxx.nnn you will get the various group names and values, etc. You can then do: exiftool -groupname:fieldname=4 dsc_xxxx.nnn Replace groupname and fieldname with the ones you need changing, not e that it will only change the fields that it is "allowed" to, so if you would try to change aperture, it would not let you do it. As an example that works, I modified the user comment tag in my file with: exiftool -UserComment=abc dsc_0001.nef If you want a string with spaces, put it in "" such as: exiftool -UserComment="Some testing" dsc_0001.nef Note that above, I haven't used the group name, just the tagname, if you use: exiftool -S dsc_nnnn.xxx it will list the actual tag name, so you don't actually need to look up the tag name somewhere else. Hope this keeps you firmly in Linux HTH, Radar
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