I'd like to see my tags in a way more like Exiv2 shows them, blocks (headers?) and tag names as well as content. I sometimes see Photoshop-stamped tags (Record Version, Native Digest in XMP), and besides doing an "-XMP:All" on a file, I don't catch their names, much less their 'section.' I'd like to be able to write a bash script to remove these tags, and I believe doing it by block or name would be the most precise way.
Besides, other GUI apps sometimes add "unusual" tags to JPEG files, so finding them by block would satisfy my general curiosity.
Carver
Hi Carver,
I don't know what the Exiv2 output is like, but you can group tags in the ExifTool output in a number of ways. It sounds like you want a more fine-grained location. Try adding-G1 (or -g1) to your command when reading metadata -- you can specify these groups with -group:all=.
- Phil