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How to put an exif field onto images - eg timestamp

 
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May 11, 2011 21:41 |  #1

Is there an easy/free way to put an exif field such as timestamp onto a batch of image? Someone I know wants to do it for a timestamp thing.


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May 12, 2011 01:21 |  #2

If Lightroom is available it can be done through the Print module / Print to Jpg or through the Slideshow module / Save as jpgs.


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May 12, 2011 05:50 |  #3

Cheers Elie. I found elsewhere that Faststone can do it.


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May 13, 2011 09:07 |  #4

Mikes framer script can add EXIF information on a picture as well..


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May 13, 2011 22:27 |  #5

Yeah I know about that one thanks, but I don't think it's for sale or supported any more.


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