In article <m2r8411cyb.fsf.TakeThisOut@member.ams.org>,
palmieri.TakeThisOut@member.ams.org (J. H. Palmieri) wrote:
> I have about 500 pictures with the wrong year -- I think the camera
> had the date set wrong when the pictures were taken. I would like
> to fix this. So:
>
> Is there a good way to change the year? (The slow way in iPhoto is to
> select "Organize", make sure the little info panel on the lower left
> is open, and then select each picture and alter the "Date" text. I
> don't want to have to do this 500 times, though.)
>
> Alternatively, but not quite as good, I could change the date to the
> "Imported Date". (If I do "Show Photo Info", the "Original Date",
> "Digitized Date", and "Modified" all have the wrong year, but the date
> imported shows the right year, and more or less the right date.) How
> can I do that?
>
> Alternatively, but only about as good as the last option, if I could
> set the date that iPhoto sorts by to the "Created" date given by the
> finder or the shell, that would be okay, since this date ought to be
> the same as the date that it was imported into iPhoto. How can I do
> that? (Or ideally, leave the current day and month, but change the
> year to the year the file was created.)
You might have a look at the freeware application, PhotoInfo, available
via VersionTracker.
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