Extract GPS coordinates for all pictures in one file

[StarGeek]

Each line of your CSV is enclosed in quotes.  That means each line is a single cell.  Remove the leading and trailing quote and it should work.

[Kirubel Tadesse]

Hello everyone,

I was using the command [exiftool -filename -gpslatitude -gpslongitude -T U1 > out.txt]. When I open the out.txt file I get the names of the image and - - (two dashes). Does that me the images doesn't content GPS fields? I also would like to know which time is the image created time among (Modification, Access, Inode Date/TIme)?

[Phil Harvey]

Yes, a dash means the given tag wasn't extracted from the file.

Add -createdate to your command to extract the creation time if it exists in the metadata.

As for filesystem creation date: If you are on Unix the file creation date isn't stored in the filesystem.  On Mac, this can be accessed through the MDItemFSCreationDate tag.

- Phil