For this reason, I made a simple bash script that removes all Exif entries. Hi Exif data are sometimes considered as sensitive data. TIFF Image: - Deleting EXIF only removes ExifIFD which also deletes InteropIFD and MakerNotes. which would strip away extensions that are in the center parens in the regex. If there was already an extension, this will add the proper extension at the end of the false extension e.g. If you want to share your photo, but you don’t want to give to companies additional information about the location where these photo where taken, or additional information about your equipment, you should remove Exif data. That will simply add the extension all the files in TargetDir. There is a ExifTool FAQ and a help forum.
Then make a shortcut to exiftoolgui.exe, which is what you start. Then, following the instructions, rename the exiftool(-k).exe to be exiftool.exe. Needless to say, this takes many hours, but stage 4) is running as I type. Then you will have exiftool(-k).exe and exiftoolgui.exe. 4) saving the MP catalog metadata back to the image files. 3) deleting all XMP and IPTC from all the image files by: exiftool -r -overwriteoriginalinplace -XMP:all -IPTC:all MPIMAGES/. Hi! Exif data are sometimes considered as “sensitive data”. 2) saving that metadata back to the images.
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