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editing jpeg metadata?
The_Glad_Hatter
One Sly FoxUnderneath a Groovy HatRegistered User regular
One Sly FoxUnderneath a Groovy HatRegistered User regular
So i recently scanned a lot of old photographs and imported them into iPhoto. They were all dragged into their appropriately named folders "1999 09 Summer", no problem there. However, when i go to my library the entire batch shows up somewhere in 2007 because, naturally, they were turned into jpegs only this month.
It's not a problem now, but if i ever lose my HD and have to import 'em all again to iphoto i'd have to rearrange them all again.
Is there a way for me to edit the "created on" date in a jpeg. (preferably on a mac, but i'm able to fire up the ol' pc if i have to). I googled a bit myself, but combinations of "metadata" and "edit" only gave me programs that could add metadata and edit your images and such.
It's not a problem now, but if i ever lose my HD and have to import 'em all again to iphoto i'd have to rearrange them all again.
Is there a way for me to edit the "created on" date in a jpeg. (preferably on a mac, but i'm able to fire up the ol' pc if i have to). I googled a bit myself, but combinations of "metadata" and "edit" only gave me programs that could add metadata and edit your images and such.
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But, apparently i'm so much of a novice that i can't even understand what novice users are supposed to do in OSX.
"Don't forget to set the executable bit after downloading the pre-built executables. Type "chmod +x jhead" at a shell window after downloading it to do this. You don't have to do this if you use one of the RPM packages."
Not a clue what i have to do.
But the pc version is an .EXE, so i'll try that out. Thanks!