From: Cynicor on 26 Jan 2007 13:30 Ken Lucke wrote: > In article <dpSdnYoPtqsS2CfYnZ2dnUVZ_tjinZ2d(a)speakeasy.net>, Cynicor > <j...tru.p...in(a)speak.ea.sy.net> wrote: > >> Joan wrote: >>> So I attacked the NEF files. This behaviour was different. The NEF >>> files are updated and the XMP files are not touched. Bridge can see >>> updated date for display under the thumbnail. In the EXIF data "date >>> time original" is modified and the IPTC date created tag has the >>> adjusted date value. For the NEF files, all date formatting is >>> consistent. >>> >>> When is version 2 coming out? >>> >> I have no idea. I just got a release note about it and thought it was cool. >> >> In a month or so, I'm releasing a small app that lets you code GPS info >> into your JPG after the fact. > > You know that there are several that do this already, right? Some even > do it automatically from your recorded course track matched up with > your EXIF date/time stamp. > > Just trying to save you some effort in case you weren't aware of them. > > Here's just one: > http://www.vipros.com/photo/gps2Photo/ Yup, but mine is click-on-a-map-based. It's really a sample app that shows how to read EXIF metadata from a JPG file, as well as how to communicate with an embedded browser in a Windows Forms app.
From: Ken Lucke on 26 Jan 2007 13:36 In article <260120071020558913%ken(a)glass-stones.com>, Ken Lucke <ken(a)glass-stones.com> wrote: > In article <dpSdnYoPtqsS2CfYnZ2dnUVZ_tjinZ2d(a)speakeasy.net>, Cynicor > <j...tru.p...in(a)speak.ea.sy.net> wrote: > > > Joan wrote: > > > So I attacked the NEF files. This behaviour was different. The NEF > > > files are updated and the XMP files are not touched. Bridge can see > > > updated date for display under the thumbnail. In the EXIF data "date > > > time original" is modified and the IPTC date created tag has the > > > adjusted date value. For the NEF files, all date formatting is > > > consistent. > > > > > > When is version 2 coming out? > > > > > > > I have no idea. I just got a release note about it and thought it was cool. > > > > In a month or so, I'm releasing a small app that lets you code GPS info > > into your JPG after the fact. > > You know that there are several that do this already, right? Some even > do it automatically from your recorded course track matched up with > your EXIF date/time stamp. > > Just trying to save you some effort in case you weren't aware of them. > > Here's just one: > http://www.vipros.com/photo/gps2Photo/ BTW, I know you're on Win, but here's a full-fledged Mac app (freeware) for us Macheads to do this, and a lot more: http://oregonstate.edu/~earlyj/gpsphotolinker/ -- You need only reflect that one of the best ways to get yourself a reputation as a dangerous citizen these days is to go about repeating the very phrases which our founding fathers used in the struggle for independence. -- Charles A. Beard
From: Ken Lucke on 26 Jan 2007 13:39
In article <0cCdncLx54R-1SfYnZ2dnUVZ_u_inZ2d(a)speakeasy.net>, Cynicor <j...tru.p...in(a)speak.ea.sy.net> wrote: > Ken Lucke wrote: > > In article <dpSdnYoPtqsS2CfYnZ2dnUVZ_tjinZ2d(a)speakeasy.net>, Cynicor > > <j...tru.p...in(a)speak.ea.sy.net> wrote: > > > >> Joan wrote: > >>> So I attacked the NEF files. This behaviour was different. The NEF > >>> files are updated and the XMP files are not touched. Bridge can see > >>> updated date for display under the thumbnail. In the EXIF data "date > >>> time original" is modified and the IPTC date created tag has the > >>> adjusted date value. For the NEF files, all date formatting is > >>> consistent. > >>> > >>> When is version 2 coming out? > >>> > >> I have no idea. I just got a release note about it and thought it was cool. > >> > >> In a month or so, I'm releasing a small app that lets you code GPS info > >> into your JPG after the fact. > > > > You know that there are several that do this already, right? Some even > > do it automatically from your recorded course track matched up with > > your EXIF date/time stamp. > > > > Just trying to save you some effort in case you weren't aware of them. > > > > Here's just one: > > http://www.vipros.com/photo/gps2Photo/ > > Yup, but mine is click-on-a-map-based. It's really a sample app that > shows how to read EXIF metadata from a JPG file, as well as how to > communicate with an embedded browser in a Windows Forms app. Ah, OK, just wanted to save you some keyboard wear & tear if I could. -- You need only reflect that one of the best ways to get yourself a reputation as a dangerous citizen these days is to go about repeating the very phrases which our founding fathers used in the struggle for independence. -- Charles A. Beard |