fixed Version number (thanks to Adrian).This option only has an effect if you are using the Filelist on Windows. (Thanks to Leandro) It seems that Microsoft changed something in their Visual Basic stuff which broke LensTagger on some Windows 10 Installations. Umlaut Conversion is now an optional setting.exiftool is now internal, but an external version can be configured in the Plugin Manager.Automatic Metadata Refresh after running LensTagger.In case you want to play with a large list of Nikon Lenses, a sample preset file can be Downloaded here: Nikon.ltpreset. Lens Presets can be Exported and Imported from the Help Menu.Bugfixes for macOS Catalina and Adobe Lightroom Classic 9.0.You can now set LensTagger to use the internal exiftool from the Plugin Manager.If you want to help Translating LensTagger into your language, please contact me. Some options are translated into German.This makes moving to a new computer easier as you won’t lose your presets when you regularly backup your plugins folder or you want to start with a fresh Lightroom configuration Presets are now saved in an external file “LensTagger.ltpreset” beside the plugin every time the plugin is launched and also when saving a new preset.Need help installing LensTagger? Changelog: If you have already donated: Thank you very much, I really appreciate it! There is no extra version for those that have donated. LensTagger is free! Free to download, free to use, free as in beer. You need at least Lightroom 3 to run this plugin. As of Version 1.9.0 ExifTool comes bundled with the plugin.
#Exiftool mac os mac os x
On Mac OS X it’s an installable package anyways. On Windows please remove the (-k) from the filename and put the executable inside the plugin folder or at any other place where you prefer to have it. Just make sure to install exiftool first before you use this tool.
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