XnView Software

ckit wrote:Have you tried using XnView 1.82.1?

I just tried it . . . and I still get the same error with 1.82.1.

It's important to us to write IPTC to TIFF.
Recently you mentioned:
"It's normal, IPTC editing work only on jpeg file."

However, several weeks ago you mentioned adding support for IPTC for TIFF.
http://newsgroup.xnview.com/viewtopic.php?t=4937&highlight=tiff+iptc

Has this been implimented ...

http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v209/jaycun/Photoshop7_XnView182_SENDFORUM.jpg
http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v209/jaycun/XnView182_Photoshop7_SENDFORUM.jpg

Here are two corrupted files saved in XnView 1.82 RC3. Both were corrupted by editing IPTC data in Viewer mode and closing the viewer ...

Images can carry both IPTC (IIMv4.1) and XMP (Adobe's own implementation of metadada, that Photoshop call "IPTC" as well). They may be used in parallel... as in Photoshop.

It seems that Photoshop writes into both XMP and IPTC, but read only from XMP.
=> Create/Update in PS => IPTC updated in ...

Photoshop writes some informations (like the lens used for RAW files converted by ACR) only to the XMP data and not in the EXIF data of a file.

Therefore the integration of XMP support in a future release of XnView (as thumbnail labels and properties tab) could be quite useful

Yes, i'll add XMP ...

(We just updated to 'member' so we can't edit last post)
SO... we're adding an Revised comment here:

The above was tested with Photoshop 7.0.
NOW we updated to Photoshop 7.01 with the IPTC patch.

Photoshop still complains of corrupted file
"This document may be damaged (the file may be truncated ...

It's important to us to write IPTC to TIFF.
Recently you mentioned:
"It's normal, IPTC editing work only on jpeg file."

However, several weeks ago you mentioned adding support for IPTC for TIFF.
http://newsgroup.xnview.com/viewtopic.php?t=4937&highlight=tiff+iptc

Has this been implimented yet ...