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Export EXIF Info to Printer or PDF?

How do I export EXIF info to a Printer or a PDF? Is this possible?


Thanks in advance!

iMac, OS X Mountain Lion, 24 inch, Early 2009

Posted on May 29, 2013 8:27 AM

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Posted on May 29, 2013 8:41 AM

You can print your photos with with Metadata annotations and print to pdf, select to add the "EXIF Info" Metadata view. For example, printing a contact sheet with EXIF:


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Regards

Léonie


P.S. Or if you like to try it, I posted an Automator workflow with an Apple script, that will create a textfile with metadata for selected Aperture images. Feel free to modify it and adapt it to your needs:


http://dreschler-fischer.de/FAQ/Scripts_Services/Entries/2012/2/8_Write_EXIF_Inf o_to_a_File.html

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May 29, 2013 8:41 AM in response to NN2RL

You can print your photos with with Metadata annotations and print to pdf, select to add the "EXIF Info" Metadata view. For example, printing a contact sheet with EXIF:


User uploaded file

Regards

Léonie


P.S. Or if you like to try it, I posted an Automator workflow with an Apple script, that will create a textfile with metadata for selected Aperture images. Feel free to modify it and adapt it to your needs:


http://dreschler-fischer.de/FAQ/Scripts_Services/Entries/2012/2/8_Write_EXIF_Inf o_to_a_File.html

May 29, 2013 11:21 AM in response to NN2RL

No problem, Robb 🙂


When you download the fiile, it will be a compressed file, PrintFullImageInfo.workflow.zip


  • Double click this file to uncompress it.
  • Double click the uncompressed PrintFullImageInfo.workflow to launch Automator. It will ask you, if you want to install the script, but better open it with Automator to see the contents- don't trust me! - and if you are satisfied, that it is harmless, select "Install".

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The script should be installed in /Library/Services - the folder "Library" on your Macintosh HD, subfolder "Services".

To use it,

  • quit and relaunch Aperture;
  • select an image in the Browser,
  • Go to the menu Aperture > Services > PrintFullImageInfo
    and select a file to save the results.



If the Automator Workflow should look empty, when you open it - like this

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then grab the upper border of the log window and pull it down to reveal the AppleScript.

Export EXIF Info to Printer or PDF?

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