Overwrite issue DPI information

[bidhu1990]

i used "exiftool -m -overwrite_original -tagsFromFile "$1" -all:all '-CopyrightNotice<Rights' cq5dam.thumbnail.500w.jpg" to overwrite the information from the original file from where rendition is created but it also overwrite the Image DPI information please help me to fix the same issue.

[StarGeek]

You can either replace -All:All with a more targeted approach, copying only the groups or specific tags you want
exiftool -m -overwrite_original -tagsFromFile "$1" -EXIF:all -IPTC:all -XMP:All -ColorSpaceTags '-CopyrightNotice<Rights' cq5dam.thumbnail.500w.jpg

Or you can add a second -TagsFromFile option to copy the resolution tags back into the file.  This has to be after the first -TagsFromFile because subsequent assignments to the same tag will overwrite previous assignments
exiftool -m -overwrite_original -tagsFromFile "$1" -all:all '-CopyrightNotice<Rights' -TagsFromFile @ -XResolution -YResolution -ResolutionUnit cq5dam.thumbnail.500w.jpg

The second approach might require you to figure out where your resolution tags are located in the first place (use FAQ #3) because resolution tags can be held in the EXIF group, the JFIF group, the Photoshop group (more complicated to copy), or possibly other groups.  Resolution tags can appear in a lot of places and different programs will read the data from different places.