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The finder, do not keep, anything, anymore?? Why. When I take one of my pictures, and change it for maybe a smaller file (for web or), in photoshop - everything; capturedate change to same date as the change date, and all info about the picture (camera settings etc) are goon - that really bad. How do I get this to work properly again??
best regard Kate
iMac 27″, macOS 13.4
I tried it in Photoshop 2023 and after downscaling and saving as .jpg, it preserves metadata date ExifIFD:DateTimeOriginal (can be checked with Preview.app or in Finder's preview mode), as well as Author, Description, Title, GPS.
But as usual, the file dates are current (because it is a new file). But it is a breeze to sync also file dates with metadata dates with 3rd party apps (GraphicConverter, Better Finder Rename, exiftool etc), if the user wants.
No, If I open in the standard photo shower app. I kan se some of the info you show here, NOT Exif, not GPS not IPT. only JFIF (which show me the same as before), and if there is a author name on the file). So it a no. Sorry to say.. best regard Kate, AND its after a new update version for the Mac.
> change it for maybe a smaller file (for web or), in photoshop
Check your workflow and Photoshop settings. For example, in Save for Web (Legacy) choose metadata - All:
If you open the .jpg in Preview, then choose "Show Inspector" from the "Tools" menu, the Exif info should still be there.
Matti - trust me - I have been there, and it still dont work, best regard Kate
How to keep capturdate on photos
