To all who contributed to the translations, I sincerely want to thank you for your support, time and effort.

Since about a year I stopped active development of jExifToolGUI and also lost all interest in "special" photography like animal, bird and panorama photography. I sold all my equipment and got myself an expensive smartphone with good main lens, ultrawide and 3x tele which fits my needs on hikes/walks, travels and holidays, but doesn't require any progam other than Google Photos (for example). Last months not so serious but annoying and "not going away" health issues, also made me focus on things I now consider more important.

I know some newer translators put quite some time and effort in adding new translations, or just started a new translation. I really, really apologize to you for your work not being implemented in a new version.

If someone wants to take over, please let me know and I give full access to the repository. It is 100% open source anyway. Or you simply fork it and continue it in your own way.

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Project website github.com/hvdwolf/jExifToolGUI
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<big>ExifTool commands</big><hr><br>Define your own parameters of "Send to…" ExifTool from this tab. Parameters are executed on images selected on the left.<br>Specify read parameters or write parameters, but not in one command: Write actions take precedence, and you can combine several parameters. <b>Note:</b> You can't supply Exiftool command itself. The GUI takes care of that.<br>Set the file date to the date the photo was taken with the <tt>-FileModifyDate&lt;DateTimeOriginal</tt> command.On Windows you need to double-quote this and on Linux and macOS you need to single-quote this, like<ul><li>Linux/macOS: <tt>'-FileModifyDate&lt;DateTimeOriginal'</tt></li><li>Windows: <tt>"-FileModifyDate&lt;DateTimeOriginal"</tt></li></ul>Other examples are:<table border="1" cellpadding="10"><tr><td>-exif:all</td><td>displays all Exif tags for the selected image(s)</td></tr><tr><td>-exif:all=</td><td>removes(<b>!</b>) all Exif tags from the selected image(s)</td></tr><tr><td>-Exif:Artist=My Name -xmp:credit=Name of my wife</td><td>Puts "My Name" and "Name of my wife" into the selected image(s)</td></tr><tr><td>-Xmp:City=Zwolle -Xmp:Country=Netherlands</td><td>Writes your city and country into the XMP tags of your image(s)</td></tr></table>Read the <a href="https://www.exiftool.org/exiftool_pod.html" target="_blank">exiftool Application Documentation</a> which has extensive info and lots of examples.<br>Also read the <a href="https://exiftool.org/examples.html" target="_blank">Exiftool Command-Line examples</a>, which gives examples as well.<br>Another source for examples is <a href="https://github.com/jonkeren/Exiftool-Commands" target="_blank">Jonkeren's useful exiftool commands.</a>
<big>ExifTool commands</big><hr><br>Define your own parameters of "Send to…" ExifTool from this tab. Parameters are executed on images selected on the left.<br>Specify read parameters or write parameters, but not in one command: Write actions take precedence, and you can combine several parameters. <b>Note:</b> You can't supply Exiftool command itself. The GUI takes care of that.<br>Set the file date to the date the photo was taken with the <tt>-FileModifyDate&lt;DateTimeOriginal</tt> command.On Windows you need to double-quote this and on Linux and macOS you need to single-quote this, like<ul><li>Linux/macOS: <tt>'-FileModifyDate&lt;DateTimeOriginal'</tt></li><li>Windows: <tt>"-FileModifyDate&lt;DateTimeOriginal"</tt></li></ul>Other examples are:<table border="1" cellpadding="10"><tr><td>-exif:all</td><td>displays all Exif tags for the selected image(s)</td></tr><tr><td>-exif:all=</td><td>removes(<b>!</b>) all Exif tags from the selected image(s)</td></tr><tr><td>-Exif:Artist=My Name -xmp:credit=Name of my wife</td><td>Puts "My Name" and "Name of my wife" into the selected image(s)</td></tr><tr><td>-Xmp:City=Zwolle -Xmp:Country=Netherlands</td><td>Writes your city and country into the XMP tags of your image(s)</td></tr></table>Read the <a href="https://www.exiftool.org/exiftool_pod.html" target="_blank">exiftool Application Documentation</a> which has extensive info and lots of examples.<br>Also read the <a href="https://exiftool.org/examples.html" target="_blank">Exiftool Command-Line examples</a>, which gives examples as well.<br>Another source for examples is <a href="https://github.com/jonkeren/Exiftool-Commands" target="_blank">Jonkeren's useful exiftool commands.</a>
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<big>The meaning of the checkboxes</big><hr><br><ul><li>Create previews (default checked): This creates a thumbnail. (Slows down the loading of images.) JPG/RAW/TIF images from a modern camera have an embedded preview. (Loads relatively fast.) Scanned or older images might not have these embedded previews. Creating the preview will take longer than simply retrieving it. With more than 20~50 images it might get too slow for you.</li><li>Load metadata (default unchecked):<ul><li>Checked: For every image all metadata is loaded in the foreground. This slows down loading but gives you immedately a basic view to some important general metadata.</li><li>UnChecked: This will load all metadata in the background. This speeds up loading the images considerably, but the "Compare Images" and "Search Metadata" buttons will only get enabled after the background process is ready.</li></ul>The metadata is loaded anyway to enable the searching in metadata.</ul><br>Disabling both options only displays filenames, with a small preview in the bottom left for the first loaded image. After loading and clicking a filename, it will load the preview image in the bottom left, and the metadata into the right pane.
<big>The meaning of the checkboxes</big><hr><br><ul><li>Create previews (default checkedon): This will creates a thumbnail. (SThis will slows down the loading of the images.) JPG/RAW/TIF images from a modern camera have an embedded preview. (LThis will loads relatively fast.) Scanned or older images might not have these embedded previews. Creating the preview will take longer than simply retrieving it. With more than 20~50 images it might get too slow for you.</li><li>Load metadata (default unchecked):<ul><li>Checkedon): For every image all metadata is loaded in the foreground. This slows down loading but gives you immedately a basic view to some important general metadata.</li><li>UnChecked: This will load all metadata in the background. This speeds up loading the images considerably, but the "Compare Images" and "Search Metadata" buttons will only get enabled after the background process is readyto enable the searching in metadata. This will also slowdown the loading of images.</li></ul>The metadata is loaded anyway to enable the searching in metadata.</ul><br>Disabling both options will only displays filenames, with a small preview in the bottom left for the first loaded image. After loading and clicking athe filename, it will load the preview image in the bottom left, anstill load the metadata into the right pane.
2 years ago
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<big>The meaning of the checkboxes</big><hr><br><ul><li>Create previews (default checked): This creates a thumbnail. (Slows down the loading of images.) JPG/RAW/TIF images from a modern camera have an embedded preview. (Loads relatively fast.) Scanned or older images might not have these embedded previews. Creating the preview will take longer than simply retrieving it. With more than 20~50 images it might get too slow for you.</li><li>Load metadata (default unchecked):<ul><li>Checked: For every image all metadata is loaded in the foreground. This slows down loading but gives you immedately a basic view to some important general metadata.</li><li>UnChecked: This will load all metadata in the background. This speeds up loading the images considerably, but the "Compare Images" and "Search Metadata" buttons will only get enabled after the background process is ready.</li></ul>The metadata is loaded anyway to enable the searching in metadata.</ul><br>Disabling both options only displays filenames, with a small preview in the bottom left for the first loaded image. After loading and clicking a filename, it will load the preview image in the bottom left, and the metadata into the right pane.
<big>The meaning of the checkboxes</big><hr><br><ul><li>Create previews (default checked): This creates a thumbnail. (Slows down the loading of images.) JPG/RAW/TIF images from a modern camera have an embedded preview. (Loads relatively fast.) Scanned or older images might not have these embedded previews. Creating the preview will take longer than simply retrieving it. With more than 20~50 images it might get too slow for you.</li><li>Load metadata (default unchecked):<ul><li>Checked: For every image all metadata is loaded in the foreground. This slows down loading but gives you immedately a basic view to some important general metadata.</li><li>UnChecked: This will load all metadata in the background. This speeds up loading the images considerably, but the "Compare Images" and "Search Metadata" buttons will only get enabled after the background process is ready.</li></ul>The metadata is loaded anyway to enable the searching in metadata.</ul><br>Disabling both options only displays filenames, with a small preview in the bottom left for the first loaded image. After loading and clicking a filename, it will load the preview image in the bottom left, and the metadata into the right pane.
3 years ago
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<big>The meaning of the checkboxes</big><hr><br><ul><li>Create previews (default checked): This creates a thumbnail. (Slows down the loading of images.) JPG/RAW/TIF images from a modern camera have an embedded preview. (Loads relatively fast.) Scanned or older images might not have these embedded previews. Creating the preview will take longer than simply retrieving it. With more than 20~50 images it might get too slow for you.</li><li>Load metadata (default unchecked):<ul><li>Checked: For every image all metadata is loaded in the foreground. This slows down loading but gives you immedately a basic view to some important general metadata.</li><li>UnChecked: This will load all metadata in the background. This speeds up loading the images considerably, but the "Compare Images" and "Search Metadata" buttons will only get enabled after the background process is ready.</li></ul>The metadata is loaded anyway to enable the searching in metadata.</ul><br>Disabling both options only displays filenames, with a small preview in the bottom left for the first loaded image. After loading and clicking a filename, it will load the preview image in the bottom left, and the metadata into the right pane.
<big>The meaning of the checkboxes</big><hr><br><ul><li>Create previews (default unchecked): This creates a thumbnail. (Slows down the loading of images.) JPG/RAW/TIF images from a modern camera have an embedded preview. (Loads relatively fast.) Scanned or older images might not have these embedded previews. Creating the preview will take longer than simply retrieving it. With more than 20~50 images it might get too slow for you.</li><li>Load metadata (default unchecked):<ul><li>Checked: For every image all metadata is loaded in the foreground. This slows down loading but gives you immedately a basic view to some important general metadata.</li><li>UnChecked: This will load all metadata in the background. This speeds up loading the images considerably, but the "Compare Images" and "Search Metadata" buttons will only get enabled after the bacground process is ready.</li></ul>The metadata is loaded anyway to enable the searching in metadata.</ul><br>Disabling both options only displays filenames, with a small preview in the bottom left for the first loaded image. After loading and clicking a filename, it will load the preview image in the bottom left, and the metadata into the right pane.
3 years ago
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<big>The meaning of the checkboxes</big><hr><br><ul><li>Create previews (default checked): This creates a thumbnail. (Slows down the loading of images.) JPG/RAW/TIF images from a modern camera have an embedded preview. (Loads relatively fast.) Scanned or older images might not have these embedded previews. Creating the preview will take longer than simply retrieving it. With more than 20~50 images it might get too slow for you.</li><li>Load metadata (default unchecked):<ul><li>Checked: For every image all metadata is loaded in the foreground. This slows down loading but gives you immedately a basic view to some important general metadata.</li><li>UnChecked: This will load all metadata in the background. This speeds up loading the images considerably, but the "Compare Images" and "Search Metadata" buttons will only get enabled after the background process is ready.</li></ul>The metadata is loaded anyway to enable the searching in metadata.</ul><br>Disabling both options only displays filenames, with a small preview in the bottom left for the first loaded image. After loading and clicking a filename, it will load the preview image in the bottom left, and the metadata into the right pane.
<big>The meaning of the checkboxes</big><hr><br><ul><li>Create previews (default onunchecked): This creates a thumbnail. (Slows down the loading of images.) JPG/RAW/TIF images from a modern camera have an embedded preview. (Loads relatively fast.) Scanned or older images might not have these embedded previews. Creating the preview will take longer than simply retrieving it. With more than 20~50 images it might get too slow for you.</li><li>Load metadata (default on)unchecked):<ul><li>Checked: For every image all metadata is loaded to enable the searching in metadata. (Also slows down loading images.)in the foreground. This slows down loading but gives you immedately a basic view to some important general metadata.</li><li>UnChecked: This will load all metadata in the background. This speeds up loading the images considerably, but the "Compare Images" and "Search Metadata" buttons will only get enabled after the bacground process is ready.</li></ul>The metadata is loaded anyway to enable the searching in metadata.</ul><br>Disabling both options only displays filenames, with a small preview in the bottom left for the first loaded image. After loading and clicking a filename, it will load the preview image in the bottom left, and the metadata into the right pane.
3 years ago
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<big>The meaning of the checkboxes</big><hr><br><ul><li>Create previews (default checked): This creates a thumbnail. (Slows down the loading of images.) JPG/RAW/TIF images from a modern camera have an embedded preview. (Loads relatively fast.) Scanned or older images might not have these embedded previews. Creating the preview will take longer than simply retrieving it. With more than 20~50 images it might get too slow for you.</li><li>Load metadata (default unchecked):<ul><li>Checked: For every image all metadata is loaded in the foreground. This slows down loading but gives you immedately a basic view to some important general metadata.</li><li>UnChecked: This will load all metadata in the background. This speeds up loading the images considerably, but the "Compare Images" and "Search Metadata" buttons will only get enabled after the background process is ready.</li></ul>The metadata is loaded anyway to enable the searching in metadata.</ul><br>Disabling both options only displays filenames, with a small preview in the bottom left for the first loaded image. After loading and clicking a filename, it will load the preview image in the bottom left, and the metadata into the right pane.
<big>The meaning of the checkboxes</big><hr><br><ul><li>Create previews (default on): This creates a thumbnail. (Slows down the loading of images.) JPG/RAW/TIF images from a modern camera have an embedded preview. (Loads relatively fast.) Scanned or older images might not have these embedded previews. Creating the preview will take longer than simply retrieving it. With more than 20~50 images it might get too slow for you.</li><li>Load metadata (default on): For every image all metadata is loaded to enable the searching in metadata. (Also slows down loading images.)</i></ul><br>Disabling both options only displays filenames, with a small preview in the bottom left for the first loaded image. After loading and clicking thea filename, it stwill loads the preview image in the bottom left, and the metadata into the right pane.
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