Just tried this app and it is working great. Though it supports batch viewing or editing Exif information, you can choose to view or change single photo's Exif. After installing the beta, you will receive regular updates as they arrive during the development process. This is a new Exif editing tool that we just released several days ago. The tool makes edits to all IPTC/ XMP/ EXIF fields and allows users to select editing options and use values from the dropdown to enter authentic and valid data. It supports all image formats including RAW. Once registered, you will install a new profile on your Mac that will show the latest beta in the Software Update section in System Settings. Photos Exif Editor can edit a batch of photos by enabling a user to just drag and drop.
If you don’t want to wait until next week, to install the macOS 13.3 beta, you can get it on your Mac now by either paying for a developer account or registering your Mac in the Apple Beta Software Program. Security updates: The 13.3 beta has also been used to push numerous Rapid Security Response updates as Apple continues to test the new method for delivering targeted security patches. The Mac version will have a sidebar for navigation, but the redesigned app is not active in the beta just yet.īug fixes: Along with the new features, the macOS 13.3 release notes say the update includes a warning that appears on Apple silicon MacBooks when an SD card is inserted as well as several fixes related to the iWork apps, virtualization software, iCloud, Task Manager, and more. Possible redesigned TV app: 9to5Mac reports that the beta includes a redesigned TV app to make it more aligned with the version in iPadOS 15.2.
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