M"set Rational $wib" -M"set Ascii Canon EOS 5D Mark III" Included a file for checking.Įxiv2 -M"set 1 SRational $matx_01" -M"set 2 SRational $matx_02" Would be nice to be able to add Frame Rate and Timecode data as well. $matx_01, $matx_02 and $wib being my variables grabbed through terminal command line. I don,t know why they are not showing? Could it be because those two tags was inserted in the dng file with exiftool? Or is the tag not included in the specs somehow? For now I,ve been using a series of tags and adding them like this. Inside the dng file there is a Frame Rate and Timecode tag which I also like to be able to grab from the file and then copy recursively to around a thousand of dng files. My workflow atm is to grab metadata information from a dng file by using the exiv2 -pt command. This speeds up things considerably when using "set" on in some cases thousands of files.I compare this to perl based exiftool and I do my work on mac os X.
Just recently started testing exiv2 out and learnt how to work with set/add/delete command.
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