And to remove all metadata from the file, use this command: exiftool -all 1 of) my question about parsing filenames with DD-MM-YY and 12 hour time has been very kindly answered by But I discovered that the same batch of photos contains filenames with one variation I had missed. Before you imported them to a larger collection, how would you pipe this information to exiftool and also tell it to add new timestamps as EXIF data, all from the photos' filenames? Below is my code: import os from PIL import Image import p. And the tool is updated very frequently (about every 2 to 4 weeks, to stay very modern. I am trying to remove EXIF data from images in a dataset (which I will use in transfer learning). (It also speaks about exiftool, but I couldnt find it on the packages app).
Metadata can be described as information about the data such as. There is a ExifTool FAQ and a help forum. Can anyone give me good suggestion for an app for metadata remover from a. It is platform independent, available as a perl library as well as a command line application. jpg Find Files Missing Exif Properties You can quickly figure out if a picture is missing a particular exif property by running the following command. Then make a shortcut to exiftoolgui.exe, which is what you start. exiftool -all picture.jpg If you are in a directory with many pictures that you want to scrub the exif data from, you can use a wildcard to process them all: exiftool -all. ("3-09-12", means "3rd Sep 2012" or DD-MM-YY)īut these photos have no EXIF data at all. Then, following the instructions, rename the exiftool (-k).exe to be exiftool.exe. Remove private data from a photo using ExifTool. There is a set of photos with timestamps in their filenames like these: Photo on 3-09-12 at 9.24 PM #2.jpg
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