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jsachs wrote: ↑January 21st, 2025, 3:26 pm If you want to do something out of the ordinary with ExifTool or use a newer version, just download, install and use a separate version from the one used by PWP as this will reduce the possibility of messing up PWP.

Thank you !

MarkT wrote: ↑January 21st, 2025, 1:15 pm Well, you can go to exiftool.org and download the latest version at any time, and place it wherever you need it to be.

Will a new version of exiftool be used automatically by PWP for its own integration?

It would be useful to let the user update exiftool version independently of the release of PWP.

Sorry for the duplicate. PWP does write the GPS metadata, but it cannot read it back.

I had verified the JPG file detailed properties using Windows File Explorer, and saw it was missing in the file properties.
Like PWP, Windows File explorer does not recognize the GPS position data in the JPG file.

Steps to reproduce : Open TIF file with GPS location Observe image info for the TIF file : PWP shows GPS location valid values Save image to jpg format within PWP Open JPG file in PWP Observe image info for the JPG file : PWP shows GPS location = NA TIF: Capture d’écran 2025-01-15 TIF image info.jpg...

The GPS data is not missing since it is recognized by exiftool, by https://pixelpeeper.com/app, and by https://tool.geoimgr.com/ It could be as you suspect a problem with Windows. Could you change PWP such that it would retrieve GPS position using exiftool rather than from Windows or in addition to ...

rationale : The utility exiftool allows to fetch textual geolocation as shown in the example below : Geolocation City : Munich Geolocation Region : Bavaria Geolocation Subregion : Upper Bavaria Geolocation Country Code : DE Geolocation Country : Germany Geolocation Time Zone : Europe/Berlin Geolocat...

The geotags are correctly found by Web application GeoImgr.com
https://tool.geoimgr.com/

Reference : https://exiftool.org/geotag.html Writing Geolocation Tags while Geotagging Geolocation city, state/province and country tags may be written automatically based on the geotagged GPS position by setting the Geolocate tag to "geotag". For example: exiftool -geotag track.gpx -geolo...

exiftool supports recursive application of geotagging. The request is to enable folder recursive subfolder geotagging. Refer to discussion : Geolocation of all files in a folder https://exiftool.org/forum/index.php?topic=16053.0 No, you can mix as many directories and individual files on the command...