Photoshop :: Batch Change Year Photos Were Taken
Apr 6, 2013
I took a week worth of vacation photos before realizing the wrong year was set in my digital camera.
When I open the files in Photoshop, and go to "File > File info" the year is wrong on
Description tab: Created field
Audio Date tab: Created Date field
Origin tab: Date Created field
IPTC tab: Date Created field
I did File > File Info > changed the year.
When I do the steps one at a time, the year fields are changed properly.
I recorded an ACTION that run the same commands.
But when I run the action, the year fields remain unaltered.
Whats going on?
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Dim oDoc As Document
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[code]....
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I use your program & believe that it is the best photo editing application year-to-date beside Adobe Photoshop & it's FREE.
Since the Q2 your website had stated the version 2.7.2 had been released @ 04/15/2011, however I can't find anywhere @ your website to download this recent version & continue to take advantage of it.
URL as to where to download it version 2.7.2?
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