PyExifToolGui is a graphical frontend for the excellent open source command line tool ExifTool by Phil Harvey. PyExifToolGui is a python pySide QT4 script program that reads and writes all kind of metadata tags from/to image files. A strong point of this software is the ability to write the data, copied or not from a source image (reference image), to multiple images at once.
. First option to create Ubuntu/Mint/Debian.debs for download. Add a Lens tab to enable the addition or correction of lensdata if this does not get written to the exif data due to anold lens, an electronically incompatible lens or a converter lens. Fix incorrect indentation in config file functionality which crippledthe 'display image thumbnails as preview' setting (patch by jowave)Downloads:Linux: Take the Source Code.tar.gz or.zip, and read the INSTALLATION.txtMac OS X: pyExifToolGUI-0.5.dmgWindows: pyExifToolGUI-0.5.zip.
Geotagging has been added to pyExifToolGUI0.4.0.2. Yaesu ft 7900r pros cons. LinuxMac OS X Fix incorrect escaping when exiftool itself resides in path with spaces. Fix 'button hang' after cancelling browse action in Geotagging tab. After cancel the buttons didn't work anymore.
Restructure gpano tab: it's a full tab and needed some optimisation (especially on Mac). Fix a few (copy&pasted) statusline messages0.4.0.1. Correct pyExifToolGUI homepage link.
Win Bugfix: Fix incorrect escaping when exiftool itself resides in path with spaces. Bugfix: Fix when renaming to full date-time, this always added a number (00) even when not wanted.Downloads:Linux: Take the Source Code.tar.gz or.zip, and read the INSTALLATION.txtMac OS X: pyExifToolGUI-0.4.0.2.dmgWindows: pyExifToolGUI-0.4.0.2.zip.
Guides on emulating older applicationsPhil Harvey's ExifTool ( ) is the backend of many Image Browsers/Editors and offers unbeaten power in editing Exif tags, Metadata, GeoData, Keywords and even Color Profile Embeds and Assignment. It can be used in Terminal, but like all Killer Terminal Apps, we always wish the was a GUI - Well NOW there is - for Tiger!Contacted Marc Vos: Maker of the Mactel ExifTool GUI app 'SetEXIFDATA' ( ) because his site had a Universal Binary icon on it, and even though the current version won't start on PPC. Marc Siezed on the chance to pull his old G4 Cube out of the closet and compiled a version of this amazing app for all of us Luddite's to enjoy - and it WORKS! Add, Remove, Edit virtually any piece of an image's Metadata without having to recompress/resave it.1st Download ) SetEXIFDATA application. (SetEXIFDATA requires ExifTool to be installed and Marc's app comes with version 10.11).2nd Download ) ExifTool - Current Version - 10.27 (works fine on most Tiger systems). CompatibilityArchitecture: PPC10.4/PPC (Not Tested on 10.3 or 10.5 - presumed to work).