So it would copy metadata from “1234_temp.tif” to “1234.psd” (it works on thousands of images at a time). You can then use my Syncomatic plug-in which copies metadata between files whose names match but whose extensions differ. Next you would import the real and the temporary files into Lightroom. One route may be to make temporary JPEG and TIF copies of those files using Extensis – with the same metadata as the corresponding proprietary files (can’t remember if this can be done without scripting). Not all file formats support all metadata types.
#PORTFOLIO EXTENSIS EXPORT WITH METADATA MOVIE#
Embed Metadata: Portfolio can embed XMP, IPTC, and Movie metadata into the file for use in other applications. Portfolio can extract XMP, IPTC, EXIF, TIFF, Geo, Extensis Font Sense, GPS, Movie, and Microsoft Office metadata. If you have raw files, PSDs, or other files where Extensis won’t embed metadata…. Extract Metadata: Portfolio can extract metadata from the file and add it to the catalog.
#PORTFOLIO EXTENSIS EXPORT WITH METADATA PDF#
For custom fields, you might use Extensis’s excellent XMP mapping to point those fields to IPTC fields. In the extract metadata from pdf portfolios dialog, press the add files button to select the input pdf portfolio. Its built-in automated features allow you to quickly embed metadata into, archive, and share your assets with. It allows you to visually organize, sort and preview your complete library of digital assetsboth online and offline. Portfolio is powerful digital asset management software. If you have JPEGs and TIFs, making Portfolio embed the metadata in the files may be the easiest approach for most folk. Developer / company: Extensis a division of Celartem, Inc. So you’d probably want to make your Extensis multiple values into Lightroom keywords.
For example, if you have a multiple value custom field in Extensis, what does that become in Lightroom? Lightroom doesn’t provide custom fields, so you’d be reliant on a plug-in, but even plug-in custom fields can’t have multiple value. Also the metadata itself may have no corresponding place in Lightroom. Lightroom has no built-in tool to import text data, though there is a plug-in called LRTransporter, and I have ListView.Įven with these plug-ins, you require a fair amount of skill and patience, and will have to deal with text file formats (encoding) and glitches caused by non-English characters.
Bridge and CS can interoperate with Lightroom, each of them can read changes made in the XMP by the other programs. While Extensis is good at exporting all metadata, importing data into Lightroom is liable to be the problem. Metadata -> XMP -> Export XMP Metadata To File(s) Youll find life gets a little more interesting after doing this.
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