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Is there a tool to either delete the XMP metadata or sync it with the IPTC metadata in a JPG or TIF?
Here’s my problem. Added IPTC metadata to my Canon 10D CRW’s in iMatch. Converted to TIF in C1 and edited in Photoshop CS creating JPG’s. I then added some additional/different IPTC metadata to the JPG’s back in iMatch. Now viewing the EXIF/IPTC data with ExifTool (http://owl.phy.queensu.ca/~phil/exiftool/), which can output all the metadata in ‘tag groups’, I see that the entries in the XMP group reflect the IPTC values I added before I created the JPG in PS (they were copied to the JPG from the TIF). The IPTC group show the new values I updated with iMatch. So, I have two groups of metatdata which are out of sync.
Interestingly, if I open the JPG in PS then the File Info command shows the IPTC group in the info panels rather than the XMP group, so I see the new IPTC data I added in iMatch.
Any solution to getting the XMP group the same as the IPTC group, or deleting it all together?
Thanks,
Mark
Melbourne, Australia
Here’s my problem. Added IPTC metadata to my Canon 10D CRW’s in iMatch. Converted to TIF in C1 and edited in Photoshop CS creating JPG’s. I then added some additional/different IPTC metadata to the JPG’s back in iMatch. Now viewing the EXIF/IPTC data with ExifTool (http://owl.phy.queensu.ca/~phil/exiftool/), which can output all the metadata in ‘tag groups’, I see that the entries in the XMP group reflect the IPTC values I added before I created the JPG in PS (they were copied to the JPG from the TIF). The IPTC group show the new values I updated with iMatch. So, I have two groups of metatdata which are out of sync.
Interestingly, if I open the JPG in PS then the File Info command shows the IPTC group in the info panels rather than the XMP group, so I see the new IPTC data I added in iMatch.
Any solution to getting the XMP group the same as the IPTC group, or deleting it all together?
Thanks,
Mark
Melbourne, Australia
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