#Select all in photo exif app for mac#

My preferred solution is a command line utility available on Windows/MacOS/Linux called 'exiftool'. When you take a photo with your digital camera or phone, the camera writes technical information about the capture.

EXIF stands for Exchangeable Image File Format. View EXIF data of a photo with Photo EXIF viewer. The description of Photo EXIF Viewer App.

#Select all in photo exif app for mac#

I haven't used this utility, but here is one for the PC/MAC for scrubbing these headers:Ī google search also turned up the article below, which describes 3 solutions:ġ) Windows 10 has a built in method for stripping specific metadata from a file so you can do this without installing any additional software 2) an alternative of using a free software image editor to re-save an image without transferring metadata from the original image and 3) also, it mentions a mobile app for both Android and IOS for viewing/purging EXIF headers. Here comes another fantastic Photo EXIF Editor app for Mac that allows users to view, read, rename and edit several images in just a few clicks. Download APKPure APP to get the latest update of Photo EXIF Viewer and any app on Android. I also carry an IPhone and I just checked a video file shot with the default camera app and can confirm it did have GPS coordinates in the EXIF metadata headers in the. Hi Derek! I might be able to help on this. Do the videos contain that same info? If so, how can I delete that info? it will take some time to select all photos this way. When you see the blue checkmark swipe your finger across all photos towards the upper border of the display and hold down, while all photos are scrolling along below your finger. This is info that I never want to share, especially with rare animals. Open 'Photos > All Photos' tap 'Select' Go down to the bottom of 'All Photos' then tap the last photo. I know when you take photos with an iphone it contains GPS info, coordinates of where the photo was taken. I am wanting to upload a video from my IPhone to Facebook.