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  • Wilson Lee
    Anyone ?
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  • Permanently deleted user
    This might be a camera-specific issue. I've been using C1 with files from 4 Canon cameras and all of the EXIF that shows in Aperture and Lightroom also shows in C1.
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  • Wilson Lee
    [quote="Nature Isme" wrote:
    This might be a camera-specific issue. I've been using C1 with files from 4 Canon cameras and all of the EXIF that shows in Aperture and Lightroom also shows in C1.


    Hi Thanks for reply. It does show in C1Pro but not the exported file. I checked up some file exported by previous version of C1Pro, Figured out that this phenomena does not affect JPG but TIF. I compared the EXIF of TIF exported by new and previous version of C1Pro. The previous version contain lot more information then 9.1.1. Does anyone encounter the same issue ?
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  • Permanently deleted user
    Be sure to check the box to include the metadata:
    - Go to the Process tab
    - Select the Process Recipe tool
    - Click on the Metadata tab
    - Check the boxes you want included.
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  • Permanently deleted user
    [quote="Wilson1" wrote:
    [quote="Nature Isme" wrote:
    This might be a camera-specific issue. I've been using C1 with files from 4 Canon cameras and all of the EXIF that shows in Aperture and Lightroom also shows in C1.


    Hi Thanks for reply. It does show in C1Pro but not the exported file. I checked up some file exported by previous version of C1Pro, Figured out that this phenomena does not affect JPG but TIF. I compared the EXIF of TIF exported by new and previous version of C1Pro. The previous version contain lot more information then 9.1.1. Does anyone encounter the same issue ?


    Yes I do, and I just observed it today, as you mentioned it. JPEG are not affected, but TIFF are.
    All the boxes of the metadata tab are checked correctly.
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  • Permanently deleted user
    And, more interesting:
    I create a TIFF using Capture One and open it in Photoshop CS6. The TIFF itself contains almost no visible EXIF data (using Mac OS X "Preview" and its Tools tab). I create a JPEG from this TIFF image using CS6 and now, all the EXIF appear in the Tools tab of "Preview".
    But more : I open the same TIFF with Affinity Photo, create a JPEG, and almost no EXIF !!
    Amazing !! 🤓
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  • Permanently deleted user
    My two other cents : we mustn't forget that TIFF is universal, but property of Adobe. So, this could explain why, when you create a TIFF file from C1 and try to read the metadata with a "normal" exif viewer, they don't appear, they are hidden. I can read them anyway with the Jeffey's Image Metadata Reader (http://regex.info/exif.cgi) or with ImageExifViewer, but not with Preview, or Exif viewer, for instance. As soon as you open your image with Photoshop (Adobe !!), all the metadata are recovered, and you can find them in the xmp information panel.
    If you open with an other software (Affinity Photo for instance), the recovering of the metadata is not guaranteed.
    But this doesn't explain why the metadata are hidden sometimes in a TIFF file, depending on the reader you use ☹️
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  • Wilson Lee
    [quote="Nature Isme" wrote:
    Be sure to check the box to include the metadata:
    - Go to the Process tab
    - Select the Process Recipe tool
    - Click on the Metadata tab
    - Check the boxes you want included.


    Yes, I am sure.
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  • Wilson Lee
    [quote="tenmangu81" wrote:
    My two other cents : we mustn't forget that TIFF is universal, but property of Adobe. So, this could explain why, when you create a TIFF file from C1 and try to read the metadata with a "normal" exif viewer, they don't appear, they are hidden. I can read them anyway with the Jeffey's Image Metadata Reader (http://regex.info/exif.cgi) or with ImageExifViewer, but not with Preview, or Exif viewer, for instance. As soon as you open your image with Photoshop (Adobe !!), all the metadata are recovered, and you can find them in the xmp information panel.
    If you open with an other software (Affinity Photo for instance), the recovering of the metadata is not guaranteed.
    But this doesn't explain why the metadata are hidden sometimes in a TIFF file, depending on the reader you use ☹️


    Yes. Right. It did appear in photoshop. But this also doesn't explain why this issue doesn't exist on the output TIF of previous version of C1 and Lightroom.
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  • Permanently deleted user
    [quote="Wilson1" wrote:
    [quote="tenmangu81" wrote:
    My two other cents : we mustn't forget that TIFF is universal, but property of Adobe. So, this could explain why, when you create a TIFF file from C1 and try to read the metadata with a "normal" exif viewer, they don't appear, they are hidden. I can read them anyway with the Jeffey's Image Metadata Reader (http://regex.info/exif.cgi) or with ImageExifViewer, but not with Preview, or Exif viewer, for instance. As soon as you open your image with Photoshop (Adobe !!), all the metadata are recovered, and you can find them in the xmp information panel.
    If you open with an other software (Affinity Photo for instance), the recovering of the metadata is not guaranteed.
    But this doesn't explain why the metadata are hidden sometimes in a TIFF file, depending on the reader you use ☹️


    Yes. Right. It did appear in photoshop. But this also doesn't explain why this issue doesn't exist on the output TIF of previous version of C1 and Lightroom.


    Yep. Looks like a bug.....
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