Since XnViewMp gives a "Tranfer metadata" feature, it's now easy ...
- Select Jpeg's - Tools, Metadata, Transfer - +Add, IPTC, Headline (or choose another field like Caption or Credits) as Target field - Use the drop down menu to choose "Filename" or "Filename without extension" as source. - Ok ...
That works. I was also able to add in {Lens Model}
I ended up putting each value on one line: that seemed to be more successful.
I think the difference here is that I was using EXIF codes from the internet; the ones I found didn't have any spaces. However in XNView the codes do ...
I have a series of photos for a lens test project. I'd like to add a label onto the image with some image data.
I imagined using the Text tool for this, and adding EXIF fields. I tried adding a text field and putting in the text box this: {Exif:ShutterSpeedValue} f.{Exif:ApertureValue} FL.{Exif ...
I am having the same problem. Click "metadata" and move the mouse and the "categories" screen - a full screen - immediately takes over my computer.... It must have to do with the 'expansion' of the item with the right arrow getting activated while just thinking about it! If I do a deliberate move of ...
I'm just learning about using GPS data (from google maps) with image files from my NZ trip. When I select a group of files and 'paste' GPS data (apparently incomplete: google maps doesn't give altitude it seems), then a duplicate file is created which oddly doesn't have a file creation date...
Is there an configuration option for 'drag and drop' to always be 'move' and not copy?
In Win10 this appears to be the default if the move is within the same drive, but it is 'copy' if it is to a different drive. I don't know why this should be the behaviour. When I'm organizing my many new photos ...
Thanks for the clue about the Jpeg write settings! I'd not seen that. I've put the quality to 100% now (it was defaulted to 80%) so I'm happy to know about that option!
Regarding my 'adding text to images' question I had imagined just adding simple ...
BetterJPEG “BetterJPEG is a JPEG editor specifically designed to avoid recompression loss when editing and resaving JPEG images. BetterJPEG takes advantage of the fact that JPEG images consist of a number of small independent blocks and does not recompress blocks that don't have to be changed ...
Bringing up the Text dialogue, it seems to default to MS Shell Dlg 2. This is a font I've never heard of. Is there anything important about this default?
It's a logical font used by default for dialogs and controls (user interface) in Windows.
Microsoft Learn: Using MS Shell Dlg and MS Shell ...
I have been wondering about adding text to an image (useful, perhaps, with old historical family photos to identify people).
2 questions, perhaps not of great import. However.... Insofar as I understand every time one saves a JPG image the image is 'degraded' a bit further. Is this important enough ...