Re: [OT] Best EXIF Editor

["Geoff H" <yahoo@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>]

One I have used is Opanda PowerExif. There is a
free trail version but the full version has to be
bought.

This will allow you to edit all of the Exif information,
not just selected entries like some software.

Now the snag; batch processing is only available
in the full version.

http://www.opanda.com

Geoff

On 2 Mar 2007 at 8:09, mwgardner2000 wrote:

> Hi,
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> What does everyone use for digital photo management? I need to do
> something to organise the 10K photos I have here! Looking back through
> some of them, it would appear that one of my early cameras was playing
> up, and some of the EXIF data is missing or incorrect. I'm keen to
sort
> out the 'date taken' info in particular.
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> So, I'm after a good EXIF editor that allows editing of JPEG EXIF
tags.
> Ideally with a batch capability. A mandatory requirement is that the
> editor does not impact the quality of the actual photo in any way. And
> obviously it has to be free :-) Any gotchas that anyone has come
across
> with these kind of tools?
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> Google bring up loads of options - so the problem is seeing the wood
> from the trees...
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> What I have in mind is the JPEG equivalent of MP3 Tag Studio...
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> Thanks
> Mark
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