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ExifXplorer

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Inspect and manage photo metadata on macOS

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What is it?
ExifXplorer is a macOS application for viewing, comparing, editing, organizing, and exporting photo metadata. It can also geotag photos, batch-rename files, and create CSV logs or PDF contact sheets.
Who is it for?
It is for photographers using macOS, including people working with camera maker notes, AF points, GPS data, and shoot metadata.
How does it work?
It reads metadata through ExifTool and displays it in a library grid. Users can compare frames, import GPX tracks, apply metadata from reference photos, rename files, add keywords, and export selected metadata without changing originals or sidecars.
What does it cost?
A license costs $7.99, and a 7-day free trial is available.

ExifXplorer helps photographers inspect, compare, edit, and organize photo metadata on macOS. It displays maker notes and AF points, supports GPX-based geotagging, batch renaming, keyword application, metadata exports, CSV logs, and contact sheets. Built on ExifTool, it works non-destructively and preserves originals and sidecars.

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