cuz it works just fine when I select only one file. Maybe my batch removing technique is wrong. Of DNG files, so I can tryout? -if you do that, send it as it is (don't change anything!).Ĭan you also send me a screenshot of ExiftoolGUI, containing those DNG files? (GIF file -to save space). I'll ask anyway: you do have latest Exiftool+GUI versions? -see About in GUI. What happens if you move (let's say) about 20 image files into some new folder? For scans, try Capture Time to Exif John Beardsworth. The slight differences youre seeing would likely be the time between each scan, unless Im misunderstanding you. To be honest, I have no idea.ĭoes it work, if you select all files by using mouse (not with Ctrl+A)? Lightrooms Edit Capture Time should shift the timestamps by the same amount, rather than shifting to exactly the same time. I don't have any DNG's by hand right now, so I've tried with several JPG files at once (the way you described) -and it works here. If I close ExifToolGUI and reopen it right away and go to the same folder again, all the XMP infos are there again. dng from the "middle-pane" and show off the XMP info in the righ-pane it is empty.
So, I remove all XMP infos (-backup unchecked) and hit "Execute"įrom now if I select individually any. I'll try to do something in this regard -thank you for pointing that out. And to tell the truth, as I don't use hot keys much, I simply "forgot" about that. I thought, selecting one file first isn't a problem. You're right: GUI doesn't look after hot keys.
dng are selected and it is now possible to go through Modify menu and reach "Remove metadata." What I have to do is select one file and then, click CTRL+A and now all. dng, the Modify menu is still greyed out and I can't access the menu in order to "Remove metadata."
So when I click on the folder on left-pane all the.
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