By Chris Byers | PC Advisor | 18 November 10
QUESTION I've scanned in several thousand slides and negatives in Jpeg format and have stored information about each image in a spreadsheet. Is there an easy way to import this as the Exif information for each photo? Steve Vogt
HELPROOM ANSWER Free download GeoSetter should do the trick. You may have to do some manual editing and alteration of your spreadsheet, however.
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