That means that each item is a complete, separate, self contained entry. Most off the tags you list are List Type tags. For most of the tags you list, it is not appending a space character. QuoteThen the obstacle was that if the RegionName was blank, it would NOT overwrite the other tags so this small command below just appends a space to regionname (ie if it was blank it now has a space character and that WILL copy Otherwise, make sure you're not copy/pasting commands while using a word processer such as Word or Google Docs. On a Mac, this can happen automatically, as there's a setting for this. So something in your workflow is "helping" you by changing the quotes. On the command line, you must use regular straight quotes ". If you look closely, you'll see that these are fancy quotes " ". One really big thing to watch out for here. Quote exiftool "-xmp-dc:subject
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I have tried embedding just the command "-xmp:RegionName+= " into the bigger command but I cant work out how to do that FIRST - whether its at the start or the end it changes region name but not i the order that everything else has the new name. Then the obstacle was that if the RegionName was blank, it would NOT overwrite the other tags so this small command below just appends a space to regionname (ie if it was blank it now has a space character and that WILL copyĮxiftool "-xmp:RegionName+= " "P:\PICTURES\pic test\img218.jpg" The one tag that is correct is xmp:RegionName so I made done a command line to move and overwrite that to EVERY other naming convention.Įxiftool "-xmp-dc:subject
I have about 60,000 photos on Picasa that I have moved to Onedrive and find that face searching is confused by the countless locations for faces I am a (70 year old) novice so please be easy on me
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