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Newbies / How to provide a tag value in ...

Last post by jnagy - Today at 12:00:04 PM

I am trying to set the WhitePoint and a few other tag in my image and have the values I want in hex. How can I provide hex values to exiftool?

For example, I have hex value `00000C37 00002710 00000CDA 00002710` that I want to use as my WhitePoint but am unsure how to provide it to exiftool. I know I can convert it to decimal like the following but keeping it in hex is simpler for me.

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exiftool -WhitePoint="..., ..." image.jpgThanks!

#2

The "exiftool" Application / Re: Editing PersonInImage tag ...

Last post by StarGeek - Today at 11:29:44 AM

Run exiftool on the json file with the command in FAQ #3 to figure out the actual tag name for the name entry.

Then copy it into the image file, replacing "JSONTAG" with the actual tag name you discovered from above

You first need to figure out what tag name you need to replace "JSONTAG" with. Given the snippet you've shown me, the tag your looking for should end with "PeopleName", but I have no idea what will the first part of the tag name will be

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The "exiftool" Application / Re: Editing PersonInImage tag ...

Last post by jwilleke - Today at 10:14:35 AM

Thanks for the help, but I have been unable to get this wot work.

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exiftool -TagsFromFile %d%f.json -ext jpg -sep ", " "-PersonInImage+<JSONTAG" /path/to/files/
Since the "JSONTAG" is an array of values,

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 "people": [{
    "name": "Jane Doe"
  }, {
    "name": "John Smith"
  }],

Is the "JSONTAG" the "people"?

#4

Metadata / MOVED: How to export .txt file...

Last post by StarGeek - Today at 12:07:48 AM

This topic has been moved to Newbies.

https://exiftool.org/forum/index.php?topic=16075.0

#5

Newbies / How to export .txt file in exi...

Last post by Netol - May 26, 2024, 11:11:14 PM

hi my friends,

How to export .txt file in exiftoolgui but in batch command line.

I need to do the same in the attached picture

c:\exiftool

#6

The "exiftool" Application / Re: Getting started with geolo...

Last post by StarGeek - May 26, 2024, 11:06:28 PM

Writing Geolocation Tags while Geotagging

Geolocation city, state/province and country tags may be written automatically based on the geotagged GPS position by setting the Geolocate tag to "geotag".

#7

The "exiftool" Application / Re: Getting started with geolo...

Last post by dwlott - May 26, 2024, 10:02:38 PM

Are you using an up to date exiftool?

The update helped and now I see the expected output.

I'm wondering if there is a command to have exiftool go ahead and write the output to the appropriate location tags.  Using the files GPS info to lookup and write the location tags would save much work.

#8

Newbies / Re: Help wih renaming files

Last post by StarGeek - May 26, 2024, 09:17:04 PM

I can't think of a way to only process the newly created folders from just exiftool.

#9

Newbies / Re: Help wih renaming files

Last post by MnM - May 26, 2024, 08:47:27 PM

Anyone?

#10

The "exiftool" Application / Re: Getting started with geolo...

Last post by StarGeek - May 26, 2024, 07:54:20 PM

Are you using an up to date exiftool?  Also, don't separate the hashtag from the comment text.

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C:\>exiftool -ver
12.85

C:\>type temp.txt
# args file
-api
geolocation
-geolocation*
y:\!temp\Test4.jpg

C:\>exiftool -G1 -a -s -@ temp.txt
[ExifTool]      GeolocationCity                 : Financial District
[ExifTool]      GeolocationRegion               : New York
[ExifTool]      GeolocationSubregion            : New York County
[ExifTool]      GeolocationCountryCode          : US
[ExifTool]      GeolocationCountry              : United States
[ExifTool]      GeolocationTimeZone             : America/New_York
[ExifTool]      GeolocationFeatureCode          : PPLX
[ExifTool]      GeolocationFeatureType          : Section Of Populated Place
[ExifTool]      GeolocationPopulation           : 61000
[ExifTool]      GeolocationPosition             : 40.7080, -74.0087
[ExifTool]      GeolocationDistance             : 3.66 km
[ExifTool]      GeolocationBearing              : 62