Hello,
I have some images with keywords/ hierarchicalkeywords with wrong characters (wrong coding)
Here is a example https://1drv.ms/u/s!AoVT5QC8ezdqzXHAQ68lwmGs0JeZ?e=6nA4Np (https://1drv.ms/u/s!AoVT5QC8ezdqzXHAQ68lwmGs0JeZ?e=6nA4Np). Maybe someone has an idea how I can remove all keywords from images
Thanks Robert
Hi Robert,
The command to delete all keywords would normally be:
exiftool -keywords= -subject= FILE
But the keywords are stored in 2 places in your sample file, and ExifTool doesn't write one of them -- I'll have to look into this in more detail when I get a chance.
- Phil
Hi Phil,
thank you very much. I don't know how it happens.
Robert
Hi Phil,
did you maybe have time to look at it and also find a solution for it?
Robert
Thanks for reminding me. I'm very busy right now but I'll try to get to this when I can.
- Phil
Hi Phil,
some news here?
Robert
Still busy, but I haven't forgotten.
- Phil
Hi Robert,
OK. This is a bit tricky. I've seen this before with XMP tags. (https://exiftool.org/forum/index.php?topic=10768.msg57315#msg57315) ExifTool won't currently edit the EXIF section of Photoshop metadata unless an EXIF tag is specifically written. The reason for this is to avoid recursion since Photoshop metadata may be written in EXIF-format files. Also, IPTC tags really shouldn't be written in this location.
But in your file the IPTC already exists in this location. Currently the only way to force this to be written is to also write any EXIF tag (ie. -exif:resolutionunit=inches)
I will patch ExifTool 12.43 to allow IPTC to be updated (but not created) in the EXIF information of PSD files so that this hack won't be necessary.
- Phil
Thank you very much Phil!.
In my case - I mean Capture One created this files.
Robert