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IPTC editing software

Started by monti, November 23, 2013, 16:38

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monti

I am looking for a new, easy, nice and FREE software for editing IPTC info in JPG images. Can anyone recommend something? The most important: it has to work with batches.
Thank you in advance! :)

madelaide

Hmm, I don't work in batches with Exifer (I believe it can't), but I do import data from another image, adjusting data accordingly. I think Irfanview allows batch editing.

fritz

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stockastic

GeoSetter is the best thing I've found. 

gemmy12

Microsoft pro photo tool is best tool i was told in this forum. Multiple images can be handled for IPTC data and the best thing is keywords remains in same series you have entered. And yes its free.

ribtoks

You can try mine software. Xpiks. It's free, cross-platform and open source. More details in this topic http://www.microstockgroup.com/software/xpiks-open-source-software-for-microstocker/
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Dodie

I'm using InfranView for years now http://www.irfanview.com. it does everything, batch IPTC, batch delete EXIF, batch resize, no crashes, easy to use and free.

borg

Is there any IPTC software which removes duplicate keywords?

stockVid

Quote from: borg on January 19, 2016, 18:17
Is there any IPTC software which removes duplicate keywords?

StockSubmitter will remove duplicate keywords.

borg

It is really hard to find tiny, free, offline IPTC software for keywording...

dirkr

Quote from: borg on January 19, 2016, 19:02
It is really hard to find tiny, free, offline IPTC software for keywording...

If you are into a little command line programming, then exiftool is the best you will get. It can do almost everything with metadata - you just have to find out how.

I'm sure there is some way to remove duplicates, but haven't found out yet.

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If you want a free online solution, Symbiostock works a treat:

1) Batch keywording
2) Automatically removes duplicates
3) Writes titles, descriptions, keywords to files

However you would have to upload all your media to your hosted Symbiostock site and manage it from there. If you also want to submit this media to agencies, you could optionally get the Symbiostock Submitter plugin and do everything through it. It's basically a web based solution for keywording and submitting images to stock agencies.
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StanRohrer

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Quote from: dirkr on January 19, 2016, 19:15
Quote from: borg on January 19, 2016, 19:02
It is really hard to find tiny, free, offline IPTC software for keywording...

If you are into a little command line programming, then exiftool is the best you will get. It can do almost everything with metadata - you just have to find out how.

I'm sure there is some way to remove duplicates, but haven't found out yet.

exiftool command line access takes a lot of work (I think). On the homepage, near the bottom, is a list of Related Utilities which might reduce the pain by presenting a graphical user interface that overlays on top of exiftool. I'm not well versed so your mileage may very. Google "exiftool GUI" for more options. http://www.sno.phy.queensu.ca/~phil/exiftool/

PatrickA1

I just want to say thank u without telling you you solve my problem to find the compatible or suitable softwere for me ..But will you please can give me some basic techniques i can use using ..xnview is what i want

Johnroyal

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View EXIF, EXIF GPS, IPTC, and XMP data
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skyfish

Quote from: madelaide on November 23, 2013, 20:57
Hmm, I don't work in batches with Exifer (I believe it can't), but I do import data from another image, adjusting data accordingly. I think Irfanview allows batch editing.
Yes with Thumbnails, which come together with Irfanview. For series it is very suitable, for example for reportages.

Melissa22

It will be not better then photoshop I think