Hi rich !
I remember you !
Thanks !
Download ExifTool first,
then enter the above command into cmd ?
Am I correct?
Hi, did you mean I should keep using BIMP while at the same time downloading and applying your
attachment file? Where should I put the file?
I am really very green in this computer thing
I remember you !
Thanks !
(04-18-2019, 09:17 AM)Ofnuts Wrote: What can be more convenient than:
Code:
exiftool -all= *.jpg
or even
Code:
exiftool -R -all= directory
Where directory is a path to some directory (can be . for the current directory) and -R means "anything below it".
ExifTool is a free application available on all platforms. Downloading it and using it is likely to be a lot faster than installing an equivzlent pugin for Gimp.
Download ExifTool first,
then enter the above command into cmd ?
Am I correct?
(04-18-2019, 09:58 AM)rich2005 Wrote: I agree with Ofnuts or an alternative ImageMagick mogrify -strip *.* Especially when it comes to speed. BIMP never known for that.
However Gimp batch. @Kenny, something for you to try
There is a Gimp 2.10 procedure gimp_image_set_metadata. Unfortunately this does not show in BIMP "other Gimp procedure" must be one of the restricted 'names'
The work-around is create a plugin without the restriction and use that in BIMP Attached a one-liner strip-metadata.py Unzip put it in your Gimp profile.
This for example works here, in a linux machine. Bit pressed for time, so not checked in a Windows Gimp 2.10
Will overwrite the existing file. Never a good idea so either add a rename or output to a different folder.
Hi, did you mean I should keep using BIMP while at the same time downloading and applying your
attachment file? Where should I put the file?
I am really very green in this computer thing