Press Enter when you’ve finished a keyword. To remove a keyword, select it and press Delete. • People: Click the Add button and type a name to identify a person. To identify multiple people in a photo, click the Add button and drag the face identifier over each person you want to identify. • Location: Enter a location in the Location field. To change a location, search for a different location or drag a pin on the map. (You can’t assign a location if your computer is not connected to the Internet.).

View Photo EXIF Metadata on iPhone, Android, Mac, and Windows So you probably know by now that when you take a picture with your smartphone or with your digital camera, it stores a lot of extra information about the picture called metadata. Metapho is free, with an in-app purchase to edit and remove metadata. Of course, photo metadata can be useful. You can use it to organize photos based on location, camera model, or date. Metadata on iPhone, iPad & Mac Metadata is written, read and supported on both iOS and macOS. Even though iOS interprets metadata in situations like viewing images in Photos on a world map, it does not expose it to the end user.

But this is a brand new Version 1.0 app and you can be assured that it will mature over time. Just calls for us to be patient (and keep submitting that feedback). ---------- It was something I was looking forward too but it has not delivered. IPhoto was one of the apps I use on a daily basis purely because I liked the way it organised pictures/events/albums etc. Yes we may no naturally like change but I have always gone with the flow over the last 10 years and adapted to all Apple changes and software updates but this is different.

That metadata is embedded into the photo file. Most people who take photos– camera or smartphone– don’t know what’s there, but what’s there can be surprising (which might make you think twice about posting photos online– sometimes all that data goes along for the ride). Take a look: Surprised at how much information is stored in a standard photo? Now you know why I like text editors and why I’m impressed with MetaImage. This nifty little editor takes a photo and displays much of the information you see above, and gives you tools to edit the information as needed.

In the main screen, there are two floating buttons at the bottom to open existing albums and select photos you want to share or add to an album; you can also create new albums directly from Photos+. I experienced a bug that listed an album’s name twice, and the app crashed a couple of times when opening thumbnails and during the saving-to-album process; I was told by Williams that fixes will be included in an update on track to be released after the. Photos+ is a nice way to browse photos and view photo metadata on the iPhone, which lacks this feature in the Photos app (iPhoto has it). Aside from issues I’ve experienced on my iPhone, I think that Photos+ is, in this first version, too simple: there are no filters to exclude screenshots or specific albums from the Albums menu, and the sharing menu uses Apple’s default share sheet – which includes a “Save Image” button for photos that are already saved in the Camera Roll. The app doesn’t have an “Open In” shortcut, and the removal of the status bar from the full-screen layout doesn’t let you quickly scroll back to the top of the photo list.

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Regular readers of my musings on and my website,, know that I have a collection of Mac text editor apps. I like to edit. Why so many editors? Different strokes for different folks. Last week I came across another Mac app that edits, but in this case it edits photos on your Mac.

Today, for a three dollar bill it’s done in milliseconds, hardly noticeable anything was done!! It was and it does. I was skeptical initially and emailed myself as well as downloaded from my FTP site several JPEG TIFF & other formats including slide scan files and analog snaps of a couple hundred albums for the family. I use it as a data ‘filler’ usually but I’ve definitely benefited from the app in situations where the metadata isn’t something I want shared with the snap Keep up the excellent work, it’s an indispensable app for those who want or need its ability to scramble, eliminate or all together make the metadata disappear Thanks. LitePod Should be included in iOS it’s so good This is a fantastic companion app for Photos for iOS. It really is great for modifying location data for pictures that I have imported from my Canon camera to my iPad.

Today we’ll use Metapho to strip this metadata. Doing so is dead easy. Just tap the share arrow to share a photo, then tap the Metapho icon in the resulting popover.

There’s something of a misconception when it comes to the Mac. While powerful tools like Photoshop or Final Cut Pro certainly have price tags commensurate with their robust feature sets, many of the greatest Mac apps won’t cost you anything more than the time they take to download them. A quick note before we begin. Apple has changed its security settings in macOS, so you’ll need to allow your system to open a couple of these apps. A dialogue box may pop up telling you a certain app 'is an application downloaded from the Internet. Are you sure you want to open it?'

To watch 360° videos, you need the latest version of Chrome, Opera, Firefox, or MS Edge on your computer. On mobile devices, use the latest version of the YouTube app. YouTube supports uploading and playback of 360° spherical videos on computers in Chrome, Firefox, MS Edge, and Opera browsers. In order to upload a 360° video file, you'll need to modify the file with an app or script before uploading. You can also watch 360° videos on YouTube app.

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- Removing metadata using Edit extension also deletes location in the Photos Libarary database. Thanks for all the feedbacks. We’re listening. And as always, App Store ratings and reviews would be great and very helpful for us. • 1.1 Nov 26, 2014. New Features - Metapho Action: Use Metapho everywhere with iOS 8 share sheet.

We all know how much of a pain it is to take pictures with a DSLR that lacks GPS. This app allows you to select multiple photos and tag the correct geolocation data for all of the photos that lack that data. Couldn’t be happier with this app. Would gladly pay more or even an annual $5 subscription or something.

• Reports 0.303 shutter speed as 1/33s not 1/30s. (Thanks Gergő) For details, see Thank you for your valuable opinions, bug reports, and suggestions. If you like Metapho, please give it a nice review! • 2.1.1 Sep 21, 2016.

This is a simple photo metadata, Exif, GPS, IPTC and other types, editor for Jpeg and Tiff image files. Enable to edit embedded metadata in image files, enable to embed metadata into image files.

Perhaps there is a way to add this ability to APh as some kind of Plugin.

Photos is fast and easy to use. It has a few filters and, frankly, Photos is a decent way to manage photos and albums on your Mac but that’s about all it does. MetaImage is about editing the metadata each photo collects when you take a photo (and mostly, regardless of which camera you use, but the data collected varies by camera).

The closest alternative I can think of would be Microsoft Silverlight, but Silverlight doesn't display Flash content, and Flash doesn't display Silverlight. They are merely similar in what they are useful for. Alternative to adobe flash for firefox. Adobe Flash Player Alternatives for Windows Mac Android iOS Users. When it comes to Adobe Flash Player, you must feel very familiar. Alternatives to Adobe Animate CC for Mac with any license OpenToonz very powerful tools under the hood and incredible for a free download Tan4500 • Jan 2018 • 4 agrees and 5 disagrees Disagree Agree.

It isn’t a place for what we think of as photo keywords. Looking at the Spotlight window you see that there aren’t too many places for data. You can change the filename and add comments. That’s about it.

One of the most useful features of iPhoto was dragging a picture out to a folder or to an application like photoshop. Dragging out a raw file creates a JPG and deposits it in the folder and you cannot drag into photoshop or send the raw to an external editor. I had issues with this as well, until they rethink this option you should just go File->Export->Unmodified Original. ---------- >360.000 and 2TB. Not going into cloud. ICloud photo library looks much better than what it replaces, but please Apple, give us better tools to handle what goes to the cloud and what stays on our local storage systems (I've three local copies). And make sure that Photos works with large libraries - number of photos is not going to shrink over years and it's not unheard of to have hundreds of thousands, over decade or two!

Or, while you’re in the Finder window, press Command-3. IDG How to view metadata in the macOS Mojave Finder While in Gallery View, you can scrub through the icons at the bottom of the Finder window to see the rest of your files. If you select a photo, the metadata will appear in a column to the right. If you are viewing an image and you don’t see metadata, look for a Show More link and click it. This should expose the metadata.

Quadrivio General Edit is an app for people who must do things like view or edit data. It requires Mac OS 9 or above. It is a free software called freeware, which is free for as long as it is owned, and can edit large amounts of data. EXIF ReName for Mac and Linux can rename and edit photo file EXIF information. Some of the tasks it is capable of handling include: choosing a file extension, renaming the data and time, putting only the date and time into the data, etc. It puts it all into an automatic folder it creates for your convenience which shows the year, month and of the files created and saves settings for individual users to make it run quicker. EasyBatch for Mac OS is a very fast and more powerful app that quickly does batch edits for not only editing EXIF data, but it can also do things like resize a photo, rotate it, put a watermark on it, compress, convert or rename 1,000s of files at once.

• View EXIF, EXIF GPS, IPTC, and XMP data. • Edit, create EXIF, EXIF GPS, IPTC, and XMP. • Remove EXIF, IPTC tags, and clean up all metadata • Add, edit, and remove keywords. • Import/export EXIF and IPTC from/to XML files. • Import/export EXIF and IPTC from/to MS Excel files. • Import/export EXIF and IPTC from/to Text files in CSV format. ↓ 04 – Windows EXIFManager is a free software that allows to quickly enter image description / user comment / author on a set of picture, inside the EXIF data and also to rename pictures files using EXIF data and a powerfull format editor.

Image is typically called data, and it can include date/time of capture, GPS information, type of camera used, and type of software used to edit the photo. If you share images on social media, anyone can potentially download it and view the exif data.

- Little glitches here and there fixed. If you like Metapho, please take a moment to rate and review on the App Store. It makes me feel great and helps other people discover Metapho. • 1.0.1 Sep 19, 2014.

- Much better performance. And if you like Metapho, Thank you. • 1.1.2 Mar 17, 2015. New - ƒancy symbol for aperture value. - Support for RAW image format. Bug Fix and Improvements - Metapho Action is faster, more stable and reliable.

Make sure that the app you choose can add and edit IPTC data, not just EXIF data. There are a lot of apps out there that only exist for you to remove locations from the EXIF data (so that someone can't stalk you by looking at the metadata of your vacation photos. Although if the Eiffel tower is in the background, it's pretty evident that you're in Paris. Just sayin'.) Better third-party metadata solutions for Windows and Mac Here's my favorite way to add metadata, whether I'm on my Mac or my PC. And it's free! Adobe Bridge CC to the rescue.

But for now, here's a glimpse of how this works. Other options for adding metadata Adobe Bridge is an image viewer only, which means it cannot do editing functions like color correction or cropping on your photos. But is is great for adding metadata and also batch renaming photos.

If you need to quickly look at this information, using Preview is the easiest way.

I quickly learned that every program was different and nothing was sacred. Updates changed everything. Adobe Lightroom seems to offer the best solution for my needs with the most customizable and efficient options for adding metadata. Between the PC and Mac, Windows appears to offer more options than Spotlight for adding data; however, the Apple Photos app expands the opportunity to add metadata for title, keywords, description, and faces. Hi Jeri, I sympathize with your pain and frustration. It’s discouraging to put so much time and effort into a project like yours and then see the work disappear. As you read in this article, I found that metadata does not always transfer reliably from one platform or one program to another.

Open-source and omnipotent, the media player will play, stream, or convert just about any video format you can throw at it, while sporting a clean, minimal interface that strips away unnecessary controls and puts the focus on the content. It’s so good, you might forget it didn’t cost you anything.

It helps more than you think. • 1.2.1 Oct 22, 2015.

EXIF data is imbedded data telling you the details in a jpg image file such as the date and time the photo was taken, the type of camera it was taken with, the person taking the picture, the settings like ISO or aperture, etc. There could be times when you will need to edit this information and may have a large amount of image files to do.

Until you find them, find alternative ways of doing things. Need to GEOTag something? Just export out of Photos, and into iPhoto, tag and re-import into Photos.

How to add a title, description, and keywords to a picture or video in Photos for Mac • Launch Photos on your Mac • Select the picture or video you want to find out about • Press Command + I to pull up the photos info. • Click on Add a Title at the top and type in your title. • Click on Add a Description and type in a little about the picture or video. • Click on Add a Keyword and enter some words that'll help you find the picture or video later, like 'family', 'Bob's birthday 2014', 'Apple Watch event' — whatever works for you. How to manage keywords with Photos for Mac If you're more of a power keyword user, Photos for Mac has a more powerful keyword tool for you. • Launch Photos on your Mac • Press Command + K to pull up the keyword box. • Click on a Keyword to apply it to the currently selected picture or video.