New dialog 'Copy meta data'
Moderators: XnTriq, helmut, xnview
New dialog 'Copy meta data'
What do you think of a feature that allows to copy metadata to another metadata. For example, EXIF comment=>IPTC Caption
Something like that:
Something like that:
Pierre.
Nice but…
Pierre
Hello !
• Looks nice and useful (for those having photos…).
- A detail : The “Del” buttons are a bit too narrow to translate in French
(and probably into other languages…), I checked that.
KR
Claude
Clo
Hello !
• Looks nice and useful (for those having photos…).
- A detail : The “Del” buttons are a bit too narrow to translate in French
(and probably into other languages…), I checked that.
KR
Claude
Clo
Old user ON SELECTIVE STRIKE till further notice •
xnview wrote:Add allows to add a new line, del delete the current
Mozilla Thunderbird have something similar in the filter manager, there are add/del buttons but there are only a "+" and a "-" on the buttons, no text. It could work here too if words get too long.Clo wrote:The “Del” buttons are a bit too narrow to translate in French
Could you please post a screenshot of Thunderbird, here? I'd be interested to see how they have designed the GUI for a list with an arbitrary number of entries. I'd expect one button "Add" and one button "Delete", not multiple buttons.Troken wrote:xnview wrote:Add allows to add a new line, del delete the currentMozilla Thunderbird have something similar in the filter manager, there are add/del buttons but there are only a "+" and a "-" on the buttons, no text. It could work here too if words get too long.Clo wrote:The “Del” buttons are a bit too narrow to translate in French
Sure, here you go (in swedish though, but you'll get the main idea):helmut wrote:Could you please post a screenshot of Thunderbird, here? I'd be interested to see how they have designed the GUI for a list with an arbitrary number of entries. I'd expect one button "Add" and one button "Delete", not multiple buttons.
Interesting. The dialog looks like it combines two functions:
1. Copying data between EXIF and IPTC (and vice versa????)
2. Defining an implied linkage/relationship between EXIF and IPTC fields
Is the dialog intended to capture a persistent (user defined) mapping of relationships between the EXIF and IPTC fields? If so, then that mapping could possibly be passed to a batch "transformation" script for reuse later.
One might also want to save/restore a "named" mapping to/from a file for reuse later. Some of us use cameras from different manufacturers and might map the fields differently in different contexts...
Yet another teaser from Pierre about how truly (more) powerful XnView is destined to become in the future.
1. Copying data between EXIF and IPTC (and vice versa????)
2. Defining an implied linkage/relationship between EXIF and IPTC fields
Is the dialog intended to capture a persistent (user defined) mapping of relationships between the EXIF and IPTC fields? If so, then that mapping could possibly be passed to a batch "transformation" script for reuse later.
One might also want to save/restore a "named" mapping to/from a file for reuse later. Some of us use cameras from different manufacturers and might map the fields differently in different contexts...
Yet another teaser from Pierre about how truly (more) powerful XnView is destined to become in the future.
John
Hi Pierre
My idea was for XnView to allow users to name/save/restore groups of relationships (my word: "mapping") between EXIF and IPTC fields (or EXIF->EXIF or IPTC->IPTC) for the purposes of copying/synchronizing metadata.
So... in your scratch dialog (and the much better one offered by Troken) there would be additional buttons to name and save the selections made in the combo boxes to a file, and a button for a dialog to restore the settings from a file.
Then, the file could be used as a parameter in a Batch script to perform the metadata copying on a large group of files.
Does that make sense?
I'm not sure yet how (or if) XnView's existing ability to save/restore IPTC value templates would fit into that schema.
My idea was for XnView to allow users to name/save/restore groups of relationships (my word: "mapping") between EXIF and IPTC fields (or EXIF->EXIF or IPTC->IPTC) for the purposes of copying/synchronizing metadata.
So... in your scratch dialog (and the much better one offered by Troken) there would be additional buttons to name and save the selections made in the combo boxes to a file, and a button for a dialog to restore the settings from a file.
Then, the file could be used as a parameter in a Batch script to perform the metadata copying on a large group of files.
Does that make sense?
I'm not sure yet how (or if) XnView's existing ability to save/restore IPTC value templates would fit into that schema.
John