using exiftool to set iptc date equal to exif date

I have tried to set it to a semicolon with this command but it did not always work.Ĭode Select Expand -sep xxx if /^(geo:lat=|geo:lon=|ffffffffffffffff)/}' if /^(geo:lat=|geo:lon=|ffffffffffffffff)/}' So Keywords shop up like 'AUS,Australia,Sydney,AUS Australia,Sydney' I hope there is a defined standard for Separators that most programs understand and I love to set them to this 'standard separator'.

Sometimes comma ',' is used sometimes semicolon ' ' and sometimes even asterisk '*' I noticed the Tags (xmp-Subject / IPTC:Keywords) are seperated by differnet Seperators I like to get them all to be converted to UTF-8 Like 'IPTC Encoding - Lation I (ANSI) (SP1252)' Some of the Metadata is encoded in different styles. change Filedate to Takendate (yellow highlight) equalise keyword separators (yellow highlighted ',' and ' ')

remove tags geo:lat= and geo:lon= (yellow highlight) get rid of to many keywords (blue crossed through)

Have uploaded a folder with sample images to my dropbox

Wonder if I can create a 'if this to that' kind of exif command to cleanup all images. I have about 200.000+ Images that I like to clean up the Tags / Keywords and the Date. And the amazing support here! You guys are awesome!

Using exiftool to set iptc date equal to exif date