AlexBrandt
Member
- Joined
- Mar 19, 2018
- Messages
- 96
- Location
- Berlin, Germany
- Lightroom Experience
- Intermediate
- Lightroom Version
- Classic
- Lightroom Version Number
- 7.5
- Operating System
Hello all,
I shoot 35mm film with a few different cameras. Obviously, the camera make and model is not recorded...
I use a software called AnalogExif which allows me to edit EXIF metadata of the scanned pictures prior importing in LR.
However, being a manual operation, it can be prone to mistakes or even forgetting, etc.
In LR, I see it is possible to filter pictures by date, camera, lens, label, and so one.
A few of my camera info metadata are wrong, they show for instance the scanner used.
For example, in the bellow example SP-1500 is a Fujifilm scanner.
If I want to correct that, can I so it within LR ?
If not, I'll have to save the metadata to the file, open that file in AnalogEXIF, make the change before syncing its metadata again in LR.
Thank you,
I shoot 35mm film with a few different cameras. Obviously, the camera make and model is not recorded...
I use a software called AnalogExif which allows me to edit EXIF metadata of the scanned pictures prior importing in LR.
However, being a manual operation, it can be prone to mistakes or even forgetting, etc.
In LR, I see it is possible to filter pictures by date, camera, lens, label, and so one.
A few of my camera info metadata are wrong, they show for instance the scanner used.
For example, in the bellow example SP-1500 is a Fujifilm scanner.
If I want to correct that, can I so it within LR ?
If not, I'll have to save the metadata to the file, open that file in AnalogEXIF, make the change before syncing its metadata again in LR.
Thank you,