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Big Sur & Capture Time to EXIF

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Michael Naylor

Michael Naylor

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10.1.1 [ 202101041610-8c69aa4e ]
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  1. macOS 11 Big Sur
I haven' used Capture Time to EXIF for some time and now I'm running on macOS Big Sur. I have John Beardsworth's version 1.26 installed with a green light in Plugin Manager and I'm trying to change the camera make and model. I know I need to read the metadata after running the plugin, but it's not changing the EXIF data. I tried this several times - even on a single image.

Is this plugin obsolete, or am I doing something wrong?
 
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