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Saving keywords to an image

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Saving keywords to an image photogenius_uk 20 Sep 10:28
  Saving keywords to an image Alexandre Prokoudine 20 Sep 10:40
  Saving keywords to an image Liam R E Quin 20 Sep 11:01
photogenius_uk
2013-09-20 10:28:01 UTC (about 11 years ago)
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Saving keywords to an image

As a recent user of Photoshop, I need to attach details such as keywords to an image. This will usually be a TIFF or JPEG.. I'm new to Gimp but see in the Properties category I can enter the sort of info I want but when I try to save everything this info just disappears and obviously is not embedded in the file.

Can someone help please?

Alan

Alexandre Prokoudine
2013-09-20 10:40:53 UTC (about 11 years ago)

Saving keywords to an image

On Fri, Sep 20, 2013 at 2:28 PM, photogenius_uk wrote:

As a recent user of Photoshop, I need to attach details such as keywords to an image. This will usually be a TIFF or JPEG.. I'm new to Gimp but see in the Properties category I can enter the sort of info I want but when I try to save everything this info just disappears and obviously is not embedded in the file.

It's not available in the current version.

We are tracking this feature request, and some work is already done towards that goal, but no promises for now.

Alexandre

Liam R E Quin
2013-09-20 11:01:17 UTC (about 11 years ago)

Saving keywords to an image

On Fri, 2013-09-20 at 12:28 +0200, photogenius_uk wrote:

As a recent user of Photoshop, I need to attach details such as keywords to an image. This will usually be a TIFF or JPEG.

I do this using the image comments, which I can then extract and manipulate e.g. with exiftool (on Linux at least).

Liam

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