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# File:         bbp-xmp2exif.args
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# Description:  Tag name translations for converting from XMP to EXIF (and IPTC if enabled below)
#
# Usage:        Single file command line: exiftool -tagsFromFile src.jpg -@ bbp-xmp2exif.args dst.jpg
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#  		In typical use, this parameter file is called by a batch file. 
#
# Requirements: 1. Instance of exiftools by Phil Harvey
#               2. Calling batch file
#               3. JPG image files
#
# Revisions:    2005/05/14 - P. Harvey Created
#		2008/03/04 - PH Changed Location translation and added IntellectualGenre and SubjectCode
#		2008/04/29 - Douglas Hackney used original xmp2iptc to add Breeze Browser Pro XMP2EXIF mapping					 
#                   
#
# References:   http://www.iptc.org/IPTC4XMP/
#               http://www.iptc.org/IIM/
#               http://www.adobe.com/products/xmp/pdfs/xmpspec.pdf
#
#
#	****** XMP to EXIF Copy Section added by Douglas Hackney ******
#	 This is a workaround for a Breeze Browser Pro bug
#        related to BBP not copying XMP data to target EXIF data fields.
#
#	The data is copied from the images' XMP meta data fields and is 
#       written to the appropriate EXIF meta data fields in the image file. 
#
#       This enables applications and services, such as photo hosting web
#       sites, that don't support XMP data to access and display the images
#       meta data.
#
#       Primary use is to enable display of image creator, copyright, title
#       and description (caption) information. 
#
#
# write the image title
-XMP-dc:Title > EXIF:ImageDescription
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# write the image description to the EXIF data
-XMP-dc:Description > EXIF:UserComment
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# write the image description to the JPEG comment
-XMP-dc:Description > Comment
#
#
# write the image creator
-XMP-dc:Creator > EXIF:Artist 
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# write the copyright statement
-XMP-dc:Rights > EXIF:Copyright
#
#
#
#              ****** Original XMP to IPTC copy Section created by Phil Harvey ******
#
#
#  ---> Note to BBP users: you don't need this section if you have "Also store IPTC data in legacy IPTC IIM format" 
#       option enabled in BBP preferences. 
#
#  ---> If you need to use this section, edit out the leading # characters in the following section bordered by ===
#
#
#
# Notes:        The following tags have the same names in both IPTC and XMP,
#               so they are covered by the first argument:  Category, City,
#               Credit, DateCreated, Headline, Source, SupplementalCategories
#               and Urgency.
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# ==================================================================================================================
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#-XMP:* > IPTC:*
#-XMP-dc:Title > IPTC:ObjectName
#-XMP-dc:Subject > IPTC:Keywords
#-XMP-photoshop:Instructions > IPTC:SpecialInstructions
#-XMP-dc:Creator > IPTC:By-line
#-XMP-photoshop:AuthorsPosition > IPTC:By-lineTitle
#-XMP-photoshop:State > IPTC:Province-State
#-XMP-photoshop:Country > IPTC:Country-PrimaryLocationName
#-XMP-photoshop:TransmissionReference > IPTC:OriginalTransmissionReference
#-XMP-dc:Rights > IPTC:CopyrightNotice
#-XMP-dc:Description > IPTC:Caption-Abstract
#-XMP-photoshop:CaptionWriter > IPTC:Writer-Editor
#-XMP-iptcCore:CountryCode > IPTC:Country-PrimaryLocationCode
#-XMP-iptcCore:Location > IPTC:Sub-location
#
# ==================================================================================================================
#
# these tags are not free-form text, and may need special handling:
#-XMP-iptcCore:IntellectualGenre > IPTC:ObjectAttributeReference
#-XMP-iptcCore:SubjectCode > IPTC:SubjectReference
#
# end