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I also find geosetter quite useful for editing/stripping the metadata, it also acts as a GUI front-end to exiftool.

I was originally going to raise this as a Mantis for discussion but then realised it would be better to raise here initially to garner views, input and ideas. I have a number of distinct steps in my workflow (as most structured workflows probably do). These steps include for example: labelling-peopl...

It may not be immediately obvious but using dynamic searching with filtering can be very powerful (and easy!). For an example see the section headed "How to filter images by camera body " in my post here https://forum.idimager.com/viewtopic.php?p=121665#p121665 In searching and other areas the more ...

I think you will have to provide more information for someone to assist you here.

Mike, Hert has offered to look at your files and give you support - on something that I suspect is unlikely to be a PSU issue - and has spent time composing a reply that gives his view of the state of the market (quite an insightful one) and yet you still lash out at him?

Plus despite all that Hert responds often so I do feel that comment was a little unfair.

Excellent point Hert, thanks.

Description date is the first date shown but if you scroll down you will see the others, including "date time original" and "date digitised" (they are in the "technical" section. You have to select the "advanced view" using the hamburger at the top right of the details pane (in its heading bar so to...

Hi Frank, yes, at one point I thought you could do that but I was mistaken and had to edit my post! I agree that dialogue should have a hamburger. But what you can do, which is what I was clumsily trying to say, is that if you press ctrl-D (windows) to open the detail panel, the dates in that panel ...

Hi Frank, if you open the detail pane, there is a hamburger icon to the left of each date which exposes options including copy and paste. Does that help? Perhaps there may be other ways too (scripts etc)

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Cheers Ralf, I'll edit the main post accordingly.

Thanks for the kind words guys, glad it's useful. Ralf, thanks for your input. I used to use geosetter before idimager / PSU had geo capability, excellent piece of free software. But for PSU, that was one of the best enhancements IMO - thanks Hert! Interesting point about phones using the last posit...

This post will explain how to geotag images with PSU using GPX files, and how to avoid the “gotchas”. I have included a glossary of abbreviations at the end. Some context First, some scene setting. The only reason why the process has been troublesome is quirks, bugs and features of the software and ...

Geotagging in PSU has always caused me a lot of problems. This is for a variety of reasons, as will become clear (I hope). Some of these are caused by my cameras and my tracking app, but some of it is PSU; and a combination of these issues makes confusing scenarios. Having got a little way in unders...

You will see maps but with watermarks, and other functionality is restricted - see Hert's response above.