EXIF info as watermark at export

Does the current 4.?? (or 5) provide a way of including selected EXIF info as text on the image at export ?
I want to place lens and exposure info on each image as plain text. Years ago folks suggested Morgrify but that
no longer works.
thanks, Larny

My Mogrify 2 plugin works fine for me and is recognized in my LR 5 upgrade. See attached screen shot.

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Is there a way to export jpegs with some exif info (creation date and tile) which should be saved directly on the image. Like the showing of the timestamp on the picture which can be turned on on some cameras.
Reasoin is: I want to use those pics on a digital image frame and I want to show some image data as well. As there are no options in the software of the digiframe to display exifs I have to integrate them in the pictures...
if it is not possible with lightroom then probably you can tell me another way (bridge, photoshop, ...) - just not manually...
thanks

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Histogram fails to show exif info

I shoot in raw, I import into lightroom by doing a sync folder. Then I edit my picture using photoshop cs6. I save it as a jpeg. Finally I export this image as a jpeg to a sub folder called Publish, which means its ready for the web.
problem is when i look at image in lightroom on the right side the histogram has no details, it wont show iso, fstop or anything.
why is all this data gone? if I look at my original RAW file i can see the exif info in the histogram but on my final exported image its all gone.
why is this and can it be fixed?
furthmore it looses all its tags and meta data, I have to copy the metadata back to this file.
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maybe i'm doinh something wrong in my workflow. This problem only came recently when I started using LR4
I import my pictures using Nikon transfer
than I use View NX to Rename, Tag and delete what i consider bad images.
now I geotag them using a program called Geosetter.
finally i go into lightroom 4 and tell it to sync folder 2012
it finds the images with no problems.
i go into my folder ie 2012-05-05
next I stack my images, since i shoot hdr i usually end up with 5 images that are part of a bracket set.
here is where my confusion and problems begin.
i have a metadata preset already made "meta info"
it has my name, and all other details i want each image to have.
but after i sync my folder this meta info does not apply.
is there a way after a sync to make it automatically do this.
problem is i tend to forget.
so i do this manually. I high light all images on the folder than on right side panel i slect from drop down my Meta info
it applies ok.
now i start my post work, i edit file (as original) in photoshop. do what I need and than save it as a jpeg, full rez and full size.
now i go back to lightroom where my picture i edited appears, as it does not from my photoshop editing.
but its missing exif info and meta data info also. in fact its been stripped of all data
at this point i dont know what to do
so i pick the original raw file right click and select "metadata presets" > copy
a box appears and it lets me select what fields to copy. I copy.
now i select the photoshop edited file and right click paste meata data info.
i double check and the info is good its all normal again.
here is my dilemma
if I upload this image to flickr or the web it looks different than what it looks on my computer
i dont know why and i'm guessing is because it has lightroom adjustments to it
so my workaround is to Export this picture.
I right click and choose export to hard drive, and export with full size and res as a jpeg.
now when i upload this exported JPEG it looks identical to one on my computer but serious problem
exif and meta info have been stripped
i dont get it??? i did not tell it to do this
so i try to copy meta info from the original file but it fails
it lets me do it but info simply wont stick
i open file in windows explorer to verify and its NOT read only.
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I originally posted this question on the Aperture discussions page, but it was suggested to me that maybe I should try asking it on the iPhoto page as well.
I want to transfer my iPhoto library over to Aperture, but am reluctant to do so until I have familiarised myself with the new program. (I have over 23,000 photos in iPhoto.)
As a start, I have imported a few of my recent photos from iPhoto so that I can find my way around Aperture. One thing puzzles me. I can see the white balance information for each photo in iPhoto but the white balance field is greyed out in the Aperture metadata, and there is no 'cloud' or 'sun' picture at the top right of the Info panel, even though the white balance field is ticked in the Metadata Fields panels for Exif Info and Camera Info. I really need to know which camera setting I used for each photo to help me learn how to take better photos, but as far as I can see the information is not available to me anywhere in Aperture.
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Well, Terence, it duly showed up the white balance data when I shot a Raw photo. But I don't understand why Aperture recognises white balance for Raw but won't show it for Jpegs, whereas iPhoto recognises both.

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The User Comment field in the Exif was designed for use with Tiff files and is deprecated now.
http://forums.adobe.com/thread/780507
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I'm a new Mac & iPhoto 6 user. I imported some photos from my camera into iPhoto. Then I realized that the timestamps on the photos were wrong - I had forgotten to change the time zone when I travelled.
Unfortunately, I couldn't find a way for iPhoto to add 16 hours to the timestamp for each photo.
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1. jhead can indeed batch change the date. I used it to change the timestamps on all of the photos in my Modified & Originals folders. I can also verify that the EXIF info in the files themselves has been updated.
2. Holding down command & option when you start iPhoto does indeed let you rebuild some of the internal information. Unfortunately, it does not solve this problem either. iPhoto does not rebuild its EXIF info in Library.iPhoto6 when you start it up in this fashion.
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