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Jan 15, 2011 11:18 AM in response to vladcamposby LarryHN,select a correct photo and copy (edit menu ==> copy) then select the additional photo(s) you want to set to that location and go to the edit menu ==> paste location
I have not done this with photos where I set the location - only with photos that my camera has set - but it should work the same
You can also paste location to an event if you want all photos in the event to be that location
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Nov 3, 2015 6:04 PM in response to LarryHNby John Sawyer1,I tried LarryHN's suggestion, but it did nothing at all. If you select a photo, then select Edit > Copy, it copies the photo itself (and all of its EXIF data) onto the clipboard--it doesn't somehow limit itself to copying just the location data. And if you then select another photo and then select Edit > Paste, nothing visible happens that I can see--the second photo retains all of its original location and other EXIF data--none of it gets replaced with the data from the first photo. This even happens if you select a photo, then select the Photos > Show Extended Photo Info menu--this still just copies the photo plus its EXIF data to the clipboard, but it still doesn't allow you to paste the EXIF data into another photo, at least not from within iPhoto 09. Maybe Larry forgot to mention some other steps?