https://bugs.kde.org/show_bug.cgi?id=421481
--- Comment #6 from rickscheib...@yahoo.com --- I am not a developer at all. It was just suggested that I be available to answer any questions from an end user standpoint. Another application I've come across since doing my research is ExifTool which is a command line tool for accomplishing this same purpose. Of course, it needs a GUI for most users to be comfortable using it. It was last dated a week ago, on May 11, 2020. There's a GUI tool specifically for it, but I'm unsure how updated it is. I haven't personally used either one. https://exiftool.org/ https://exiftool.org/gui/ It has become popular over the last half decade or so to adapt older film camera lenses to newer mirrorless cameras. Since these were built in the pre-Exif days, they don't transmit any of that information to the image file that a modern lens does. I can see this being a valuable tool for serious photographers who wish to be able to accomplish this task. Additionally, the community of film photographers has been steadily growing in that same amount of time. The ability to edit EXIF data, and apply it to several images at one time within digiKam, would be a helpful integration into that program. Currently, that task is not possible in digiKam. Thanks for taking a look at this. I'm available to answer any questions you might have. -- You are receiving this mail because: You are watching all bug changes.
