This failed as the parameters for exiftool require to be more than a single string, which is what the & does. Powershell can call executables in various ways as can be seen here. So why not reuse this script and as well as copying it across, I can add GPS data and also copy it across.
Getting it to work within Powershell is important for myself as I’m using that to copy photos from my SD card onto my machine much much faster than the Sony software can ( see here). Now that that issue is resolved ( see here) we move on to getting it to work within Powershell. I assume most viewing software renames this tag for display.Previously I highlighted the issue in using Exiftool and getting it to add GPS data to a photo. Create Date: Can normally be from the EXIF Data, which I’m pretty sure is the tag “Create Date” not “Date Created” as listed on the IPCT’s website.Credit line: “the credit to person(s) and/or organisation(s) required by the supplier of the image to be used when published.” e.g.e.g.“©2021 Henry Leach, All Rights Reserved” Copyright Notice: “Contains any necessary copyright notice for claiming the intellectual property for artwork or an object in the image and should identify the current owner of the copyright of this work with associated intellectual property rights.”.Copyright Owner: The person or entity that owns the copyright.Creator/Image Creator: “the name of the photographer, but in cases where the photographer should not be identified the name of a company or organisation may be appropriate.”.Description/Caption: Description of picture.The IPTC Organisation recommends the following minimum metadata from their useful userguide page.
In most cases the tag I’m adding is to add copyright info into the image, from the examples above this is pretty easy, once you know which tags you want to add. How to add Copyright Information with ExifTool Exiftool -all = -tagsfromfile -exif:createdate myimage.jpg
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