Alas, following these directions purged everything from the xmp files! Good thing that I’ve got the back-ups as also instructed to do.
When opening the original xmp files in a text editor I was able to see references to the GPS exif data. I suppose that I can manually edit each file to delete these references. However, in consideration of the number of affected files, that will be a massive undertaking. I know that I’m pushing my luck but, can the recommended instructions please be reviewed and modified so that the necessary steps can be done via the command line? >> >> On 29/02/16 16:44, Robert William Hutton wrote: >>> Next, modify the xmp files to remove the GPS* entries. Something like this >>> should work: >>> >>> cd directory_with_xmps_and_raws >>> mkdir xmp_backup >>> cp *.xmp xmp_backup >> >> Oops. That should be: >> >> cd directory_with_xmps_and_raws >> mkdir xmp_backup >> cp *.xmp xmp_backup >> for file in *.xmp ; do sed -i '/GPS/d' "$file" ; done
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