When exporting HEIC files they turn into .jpeg now.
All my previous photo files are .JPG
My OCD demands I have to rename 100's of files.
Is there a way that they can export properly .JPG like all my other thousands of files before HEIC was born.
TIA
MacBook Air (M1, 2020)
Settings : Camera : Formats : Most Compatible. Shots will be in JPG, not HEIC.
Note: If you use Apple's Image Capture on macOS to transfer the images from your Phone, the creation/modification date/time stamp will be the EXIF DateTimeOriginal data, and not the System wall clock time that other types of file transfers will force macOS to apply.
Tested: iPhone 15 Pro Max w/iOS 17.1
Settings : Camera : Formats : Most Compatible. Shots will be in JPG, not HEIC.
Note: If you use Apple's Image Capture on macOS to transfer the images from your Phone, the creation/modification date/time stamp will be the EXIF DateTimeOriginal data, and not the System wall clock time that other types of file transfers will force macOS to apply.
Tested: iPhone 15 Pro Max w/iOS 17.1
Apple fixed the Convert Image Quick Action in Ventura 13.6.1 and when it converts a selected .heic, it generates a **** .jpeg file. Same drill on Sonoma 14.1. But the compatibility images on my iPhone 15 Pro Max are .JPG and nearly all of my collection of images use .jpg naming convention.
Maybe I misunderstand the question but is your only issue the change of the extension, .jpg vs .jpeg?
I guess I don't know why it matters. They are the same thing, I thought.
Yes. All my files are .JPG (upper) and now they are exporting as .jpeg (lower w/ an e)
Even when HEIC imports it's HEIC not heic (lower case).
Exporting HEIC Files
