Windows Explorer Value (in order) Field(s) written (reported by exiv2)ĭate acquired ģ5mm focal length 35mmFilm From a quick test on a jpg file, here are the editable values and their corresponding metadata fields, as reported by exiv2 -pa pengwin.jpg ( exiv2): I just discovered that Windows Explorer (at least in Windows 2) can edit some EXIF/XMP fields.
(For changing EXIF data through command line tools see the "APP1" profile in, for example, ImageMagick. (A time saver when forgetting to adjust a camera to another time zone, or when handling images from multiple cameras that are seconds apart.) It can also rename files given the EXIF timestamp. Nice to have: it can adjust all timestamps of selected images with some delta. (But I am not sure if it did so automatically.) But I assume that has meanwhile been fixed.) (In those days rotating using, for example, Windows Explorer or Microsoft Office's Photo Editor would result in reduced image quality or increased file size, and would destroy the EXIF data. When rotating JPG images it will not mess with the actual image, and will not destroy the EXIF data. I guess it's too old for nowadays' standards, but it had some big advantages you might also require for whatever you choose: Years ago, I always used Exifer for Windows.
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