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I've been putting up with this particular issue for ages, and finally decided to do a forum search.

It happens for me regularly too. Nearly every time I do an import from an SD card.

It's a minor issue but annoying. If there's anything I can try or any info I can gather please let me know.

Got it. Thank you!

Hi All. I've been wanting to do face recognition in PSU and found this thread with interest. I'm playing with TTP and it seems to work quite well.

I am confused though, because the opening post seems to suggest that PSU can do this too, only I've never been able to find a way to make PSU do face ...

I shoot RAW+JPG since I moved to a Nikon Z50. The main reason is that I can quickly pull OOC JPGs using SnapBridge for sharing.

I use PSU for ingesting the RAWs from SDcard. I dont ingest the JPGs, and once I've ingested the RAWs I have no reason to keep the JPGs. Can anyone suggest a way I could ...

Right you are sir.

I set the category to public, then reset those labels, then set the category back to private. Now the entire 'Places' tree is italicised.

However, I then added another label under Places and it appeared as non-italicised, even though it is obviously private. Setting 'Places' to ...

OK. It's just that not all the labels are in italics. The top-level 'Places' is, and some of the sub-labels, but not all.

Thanks Hert. I had some fuzzy thinking going on there. You are right of course. Setting it to Private is the obvious and correct way to go.

I am noticing, with Places set to Private, that PSU is not writing the GPS info to the files unless I manually perform 'Write Metadata to File'. At least that ...

Is there a way to make this selection inheritable to sub-labels?

Use case:
In my catalog I am using 'Places' for geo-tagging. I set a geo location on the catalog label and then assign the label to the images that were taken at that location. However I don't want the label name written as a keyword ...

Build 2616 works. Thanks Hert.

Hi all,

I'm running the standalone version 5.3.0.2607. I'm trying to organise a collection of film scans by assigning approximate dates. The strategy I have used successfully in the past is two steps:
(1) Run re-date to set all images in a set to the same date
(2) Run re-date a second time using ...

So thanks to you folks I think I've got this pretty well cleaned up.

I started with exiftool -r -all= --exif:all *.jpg

exiftool raised errors on a bunch of files with mangled makernotes so I ran exiftool -makernotes= over those files and then re-ran the above on them.

Then I found some old tags ...

Thanks all for the input. EXIFtool is a very powerful tool. I think I can come to grips with the command-line, limited mainly by my shallow understanding of metadata structure.

Back to Hert's suggestion, and to check my understanding, is this what you had in mind?

exiftool -all= --exif:all *.jpg ...

Hi all,

My jpgs have been through quite a history, back and forth between a number of DAMs. As a result they have weird bits of metadata buried away in a heap of different places. I’d really like to clean this up. Can anyone suggest a way (either in PSU or some external utility) to strip out all ...

Thanks. Added my support to it.

Steve

(Importing in PSU terminology)

I currently use Photo Mechanic for ingesting RAWs from camera. I'm investigating whether I can use PSU instead. So far the answer seems to be 'mostly YES' except for one thing:

In cases where I have fired a burst of shots I will often go through the burst at 100% to ...