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Metadata editor for the scanned films and DSC-captured digital images.
Features
- Modification of the most EXIF, IPTC and XMP metadata tags for JPEG and TIFF files
- Equipment library to store metadata properties of the film cameras and other analog equipment
- Custom XMP schema for film camera properties (e.g. film name, exposure number etc.) and user-defined XMP schema for extra flexibility
- Batch operations (copy metadata from another file, auto-fill exposure number)
- Customizable set of the supported metadata tags
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GNU General Public License version 3.0 (GPLv3)Follow AnalogExif
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AnalogExif does what Windows 7, 10 and early 11 did. One of the Windows 11 updates eliminated ability to write Title, Subject and Comments to multiple selected images. There is no rhyme or reason for Microsoft's action, and now this can be done only one image at the time going through image Properties / Details. Earlier I was able to comment directly at the File Explorer's Details tab. I like the fact that just in case, AnalogExif creates backup images. Now, I can go back to the old way, select multiple images and describe them ant once.
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I've tried quite a number Exif editors and tools to simplify film scans and related exif/iptc etc data and this one is the best combination of simple/straighforward/fast. It has not been updated since 2013, which is roughly 2 years before I started using it, but it is now 2022 and I still use it the most, even despite better metadata capability within Lightroom and workflows offered from NegativeLabPro etc.. JEXIFToolGUI is another very good utility for the tasks but I find it slower for my workflow and a bit overkill. AnalogExif contains bugs and has become more of challenge to use in recent years but none that I've not been able to workaround in some way. Would love an updated version from the author (or to see them appear at all again). I'm sure a paid version would go over well. Film shooting continues to grow and there is most certainly a market for this sort of application with such ease of use and straightforward integration with EXIFTool. It's already great but it could be truly excellent (and more stable). I'm surprised development seems to have so long ago stopped, and more surprised nothing better has come along since.
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Always loved AnalogExif, after updating to macOS Monterey "Copy Metadata" no longer works. I had to look for another tool that had this function, and I found one ImageExifEditor v5.2.1. So now anytime I need to copy Exif data I have to first use ImageExifEditor then back to AnalogExif. I would love to see AnalogExif updated for 2022. A paid version would even be great.
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One of the best Exif editors
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Cannot save, just says cannot save. Or overwrite backup yes or not hen (whichever) cannot save source filename