SetEXIFData

SetEXIFData writes the most wanted EXIF data in an image.

• Use a date from the Finder or retrieve the date/time from its file name, if present
• You can add and increment EXIF dates, times and sequence numbers.
• Data you can set includes document name, artist, copyright, date/time, latitude and longitude, and keywords
• Renaming a photo's file name afterwards, using EXIF dates/times and sequence numbers, is supported
• You can modify the Finder's 'Date create' and 'Date modified' dates
• You can use an address from the Mac's Contacts to start geotagging

You can use SetEXIFData unregistered forever, with a batch processing limit of only 5 photos a time. A donation of €6 is requested for registration.

Note: Serial numbers are version independent, and thus remain valid for v6.

New

• Get the elevation (in meters) of the geolocation into GPSAltitude.
• GPSAltitude is now also recorded and saved into XMP:GPSAltitude.
• Moved the 'Comment' field into the first panel. It is still being filled with the address data from the 'Keywords and Geotag' panel.
• If you click Allow or Cancel when OS X asks for permission to access your contacts, your choice is saved as a preference. This new setting can be found under the menu-option 'Preferences...'
• Moved the camera info fields into their own panel, named 'Camera'. These settings are still saved when you create a profile via the Artist popup menu.
• Added CameraLabel. This tag is filled with 'CameraMake, CameraModel'.
• Added LensMake and LensModel. Also added LensInfo as 4 individual fields: MinFocalLength, MaxApertureAtMinFocal, MaxFocalLength, and MaxApertureAtMaxFocal. These settings are also saved as camera info when you create a profile via the Artist popup menu.

Fixed

• GPSLongitude and GPSLatitude are now saved as is: positive or negative.
• GPSLongitude, GPSLatitude are prefixed with the XMP: group, which was the only way to get the GPS-data into PNG images which Apple Preview will display in the info panel.
• GPS-data are now only written on a per-field basis, if the individual fields contain data. For example, if you enter data in Latitude and leave the rest empty, only Latitude and LatitudeRef are written.