Reading Canon 5D EXIF Metadata in Bridge CS4

When I look on the LCD of my Canon 5d, I can see all sorts of data on the settings, mode(Bulb, AV, TV, P, Full Auto), focal length, etc. for each image I take. I would like to know if there is a way in Bridge to see what Camera Mode the camera was in for each image, i.e. Bulb, P, Full Auto, TV, AV. I've noticed that I see "Auto" and "Aperture Priority", but I see nothing that says I used Bulb, though I know I used that mode on some images. I see nothing for P either. If I cannot do this in Bridge(preferable), can I do it in Canon's Software? I don't think I even bothered installing the software that came with the camera. Can I do this in Lightroom?
thanks

Had a discussion with someone over a year ago on this subject. He wanted to add camera info that was not in Bridge. Believe there is a way to do that, but can not remember final outcome.
Might be more productive if you start another thread with title something like - can I add camera exif data bridge does not read? Before you do this, do some searches here and on the web.
There was one Bridge hit that showed how to add cost of picture, but that was to IPTC. Guy wrote a paper on it and would e-mail it if interested.
Many hits on google also that you might want to sort though. Did not quickly see exactly what you were looking for.

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No metadata in Bridge CS4

Hi all
I am having the problem that the metadata that should be in my photographs are not being showed in Bridge CS4, it just says:
f/ -- ISO -- and so on..
When I open the same picture in PS CS4 it just works perfectly and there it does show the EXIF data..
( I am using RAW (cr2) files from the Canon EOS 1D Mark IV )
Can anyone help me with getting my EXIF data showed in Bridge?
Kind regards,
Dennis Rademaker
www.RademakerFotografie.nl

Thank you for your reply,
This is not the problem, it does show the metadata panel with ISO and f/ etc, but the values are all " -- ".
Looks like my 1D IV is not supported yet...
Also I have other question, my thumbnails are real small and have black bars in the top & bottom, cant get it back to large thumbnails.
What shoud I do?
Kind regards,
Dennis Rademaker

Exporting Metadata In Bridge CS4

Bridge CS3 used to have a decent metadata export script, CS4 seems not to have this feature. How do I export the metadata from multiple image files in CS4 as a file type readable by EXCEL?

   An excellent little script Paul and I thank you for it.
   May I make several suggestions. This comes from a user and not a programmer so I am looking at it from the possibility of future usage. I am not trying to be critical, as I do love this little gem, only seeing how I would use it.
Have it so that the directory structure does not export. A user will likely be saving the CSV file in the same directory so showing the directory is moot. Or make it optional.
Have it so that the last used set of selected fields (row headings) become the default. It saves the user from having to select the same ones time after time.
Have the selected fields show up as the row headings in the file.
   I have needed something like this. I have a large collection of digital archives (10,000+ images) which is metadata centric and which I am using for a web site. Since Adobe does not have a way to export my carefully created and crafted metadata enmasse I can easily see where this script can aid in my design.
   In the past I have been forced to copy my metadata information from Bridge into my design. This was tedious after the 800th or so crafted HTML file. Using this script I can now export it to a spreadsheet for usage.
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Replace Metadata in Bridge CS4 appears to truncate 5.9GB .PSB File; Does CS6 do this too?

I am running Photoshop CS4 on a MacBook Pro with Mac OS X 10.6.8, and ran into a problem with Bridge. I would like to know if this problem occurs with Photoshop CS6. Here's the sequence of events:
1. I have a 5.9GB .psb file created with PS; it loads into PS cleanly - no errors.
2. In Bridge, I create a metadata template, and apply it to my .psb file using "Replace Metadata".
3. The "Replace Metadata" operation completes quite quickly, no error messages
4. Immediately after the "replace Metadata" operation Bridge reports that my 5.9GB file is now a 1.6GB file - 4.3GB smaller!!
5. Bridge displays the updated metadata, no visible indication anything is wrong.
6. Now the file will not open in Photoshop - the read starts, but errors out with "unexpected end of file".
7. I restore the 5.9GB file and can open it in Photoshop without problems.
Update:
This problem is not specific to the "Replace Metadata" function in the Bridge menu. I get a similar result by updating the metadata for this file in the Metadata Panel; the resulting file is truncated, but appears to be a different size this time, and it will not open in Photoshop - same error message as before.
This is a 34-image 36856px X 7464px panorama

Thanks for your suggestion, appreciate your effort to help. The link you provided seems to focus on transfer rates and performance; it does take a while to write or read this file, but I expect that. I'm not using RAID of any flavour. I do not expect file corruption, which is what I believe is happening (and PS is reporting).
I have a number of large panoramas; this is the largest. I believe the largest of the others is a bit over 3GB; I have no difficulty updating the metadata in the other panoramas through the metadata panel or with "Replace Metadata". All of these files live on the same drive (therefore connected to the same firewire port). They are backed up to a USB drive with Time Machine, and I've recovered the 5.9GB file from the Time Machine drive a number of times. I can always read the recovered file with PS, and the size after recovery is always exactly the same. When I realized that the size of my 5.9GB file changed during/because of the metadata update, I reverted to an earlier stage in the post-processing, got a 3.8GB .PSB and put a copy on DVD; the DVD copy is good, and I can easily and quickly reconstruct the 5.9GB file by applying the same actions used the first time (the 5.9GB file has three layers that are not in the 3.8GB .PSB). I have not tried to change metadata in the 3.8GB PSB, and can't try that for the next few weeks as I'll be travelling. The only thing I'm certain of is that updating the metadata in the 5.9GB .PSB reduces the size to 1.6GB (put text in Headline field through Metadata panel) or 1.4GB ("Replace Metadata" in Bridge Tools menu), depending on how the update is done.
So, the 5.9GB file has survived several complete transfers (PS=>Disk, Disk=>Time Machine, multiple Time Machine=>Disk, PS=>Disk to 3.8GB after deleting layers, and Disk(3.8GB)=>DVD) with no signs of corruption.
It's very hard to accept the idea that there's some kind of hardware problem that afflicts just one file. The 5.9GB file is output from PS CS4, and I can read it back into PS with no problem.
I'll watch this forum for a few days to see if there are more answers until I have to travel. If not, I'll figure it out another way and report a bug in CS6 if that appears to be appropriate.

How to make Canon specific EXIF metadata visible in LR?

Hi
I love LR but it excludes some fields of EXIF metadata that are provided by Canon's propietary raw converter. I am sure that there must be a way to make these visible inside LR so one can filter and create smart collections based on these metadata.
What is the best way to achieve this? A plug-in? Any additional info?
Thanks,
Juan Dent

One possibility is to use Exiftool that can read Canon tags and transform it to keywords or captions that LR can understand. Check out this list from http://www.sno.phy.queensu.ca/~phil/exiftool/TagNames/Canon.html:
Canon CameraSettings Tags
Index
Tag Name
Writable
Values / Notes
1
MacroMode
int16s
1 = Macro
2 = Normal
2
SelfTimer
int16s
3
Quality
int16s
1 = Economy
2 = Normal
3 = Fine
4 = RAW
5 = Superfine
130 = Normal Movie
4
CanonFlashMode
int16s
0 = Off
1 = Auto
2 = On
3 = Red-eye reduction
4 = Slow-sync
5 = Red-eye reduction (Auto)
6 = Red-eye reduction (On)
16 = External flash
5
ContinuousDrive
int16s
0 = Single
1 = Continuous
2 = Movie
3 = Continuous, Speed Priority
4 = Continuous, Low
5 = Continuous, High
7
FocusMode
int16s
0 = One-shot AF
1 = AI Servo AF
2 = AI Focus AF
3 = Manual Focus (3)
4 = Single
5 = Continuous
6 = Manual Focus (6)
16 = Pan Focus
9
RecordMode
int16s
1 = JPEG
2 = CRW+THM
3 = AVI+THM
4 = TIF
5 = TIF+JPEG
6 = CR2
7 = CR2+JPEG
10
CanonImageSize
int16s
0 = Large
1 = Medium
2 = Small
5 = Medium 1
6 = Medium 2
7 = Medium 3
8 = Postcard
9 = Widescreen
129 = Medium Movie
130 = Small Movie
11
EasyMode
int16s
0 = Full auto
1 = Manual
2 = Landscape
3 = Fast shutter
4 = Slow shutter
5 = Night
6 = Gray Scale
7 = Sepia
8 = Portrait
9 = Sports
10 = Macro
11 = Black & White
12 = Pan focus
13 = Vivid
14 = Neutral
15 = Flash Off
16 = Long Shutter
17 = Super Macro
18 = Foliage
19 = Indoor
20 = Fireworks
21 = Beach
22 = Underwater
23 = Snow
24 = Kids & Pets
25 = Night Snapshot
26 = Digital Macro
27 = My Colors
28 = Still Image
30 = Color Accent
31 = Color Swap
32 = Aquarium
33 = ISO 3200
38 = Creative Auto
261 = Sunset
12
DigitalZoom
int16s
0 = None
1 = 2x
2 = 4x
3 = Other
13
Contrast
int16s
0 = Normal
14
Saturation
int16s
0 = Normal
15
Sharpness
int16s
(some models use a range of -2 to +2 where 0 is normal sharpening, and others use a range of 0 to 7 where 0 is no sharpening)
16
CameraISO
int16s
17
MeteringMode
int16s
0 = Default
1 = Spot
2 = Average
3 = Evaluative
4 = Partial
5 = Center-weighted average
18
FocusRange
int16s
0 = Manual
1 = Auto
2 = Not Known
3 = Macro
4 = Very Close
5 = Close
6 = Middle Range
7 = Far Range
8 = Pan Focus
9 = Super Macro
10 = Infinity
19
AFPoint
int16s
0x2005 = Manual AF point selection
0x3000 = None (MF)
0x3001 = Auto AF point selection
0x3002 = Right
0x3003 = Center
0x3004 = Left
0x4001 = Auto AF point selection
0x4006 = Face Detect
20
CanonExposureMode
int16s
0 = Easy
1 = Program AE
2 = Shutter speed priority AE
3 = Aperture-priority AE
4 = Manual
5 = Depth-of-field AE
6 = M-Dep
7 = Bulb
22
LensType
int16s
--> Canon LensType Values
(this value is incorrect for EOS 7D images with lenses of type 256 or greater)
23
LongFocal
int16u
24
ShortFocal
int16u
25
FocalUnits
int16s
26
MaxAperture
int16s
27
MinAperture
int16s
28
FlashActivity
int16s
29
FlashBits
int16s
Bit 0 = Manual
Bit 1 = TTL
Bit 2 = A-TTL
Bit 3 = E-TTL
Bit 4 = FP sync enabled
Bit 7 = 2nd-curtain sync used
Bit 11 = FP sync used
Bit 13 = Built-in
Bit 14 = External
32
FocusContinuous
int16s
0 = Single
1 = Continuous
8 = Manual
33
AESetting
int16s
0 = Normal AE
1 = Exposure Compensation
2 = AE Lock
3 = AE Lock + Exposure Comp.
4 = No AE
34
ImageStabilization
int16s
0 = Off
1 = On
2 = On, Shot Only
3 = On, Panning
35
DisplayAperture
int16s
36
ZoomSourceWidth
int16s
37
ZoomTargetWidth
int16s
39
SpotMeteringMode
int16s
0 = Center
1 = AF Point
40
PhotoEffect
int16s
0 = Off
1 = Vivid
2 = Neutral
3 = Smooth
4 = Sepia
5 = B&W
6 = Custom
100 = My Color Data
41
ManualFlashOutput
int16s
0x0 = n/a
0x500 = Full
0x502 = Medium
0x504 = Low
0x7fff = n/a
42
ColorTone
int16s
0 = Normal
46
SRAWQuality
int16s
0 = n/a
1 = sRAW1 (mRAW)
2 = sRAW2 (sRAW)

Problems writing metadata in Bridge CS4

Anyone seeing this? When I add metadata to my RAW images in Bridge, I frequently get an "Error writing metadata" message. If I have selected a folder full of images, say 700 images, I get 700 error messages. The only option is to force quit.
The problem seems to happen reliably if thumbnails or preview images are still being created, though I've had it happen with a stable folder.
Another consequence of the force quit under these circumstances is that I lose all my image adjustments on my raw files. It seems the sidecar .xml files get corrupted.
I'm on Mac 10.4.11, and the problem happens on both the desktop and the laptop.

That explains why the problem is worse on the laptop. Here's what I have in the deesktop Mac Pro, which is only 15 months old:
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Problem with Bridge CS4 reading/editing XMP metadata added in Bridge CS6

Please excuse me if this is a dumb/obvious question. I did try searching the forums for similar problems and didn't find anything that seemed to speak to my issue.
I'm having a problem where Bridge CS4 won't read/edit xmp metadata (specifically, keywords and descriptions in the IPTC panel) that I have entered using CS6. it will read some files, not others. The files are all .mp4s. Of these files, I can read/edit IPTC panel metadata for some of them in Bridge CS4; I can add metadata for all of them in CS6. I see no particular pattern in these files to explain what is and isn't read/editable in CS4.
My question is whether this is a compatibility issue between different versions of CS (in this instance, CS4 and CS6). i know it's a tired refrain to blame software when it could easily be user error, in which case I'd be frankly delighted to know what i'm doing wrong. Please bear with me as I give a few more details.
I'm using macs. I've tried this on multiple systems - for instance, on a mac pro 3 which for some reason has both CS4 and CS6 installed, i can add and edit keywords using CS6, but not when using CS4. Again, in CS4, some .mp4 files read/edit, others do not.
Bridge CS4 blames the files and tells me that the selected file cannot store xmp metadata, and that the properties cannot be modified. To be specific, in the metadata panel it says "this property cannot be modified"; in the keyword panel, it says, "This file (zzz.mp4) cannot store xmp metadata. No changes will occur." This seems odd, because I'm able to add xmp metadata for the same files in CS6 on the same computer, and other computers. I know this problem would disappear if all our computers were using CS6 (or CC), but unfortunately that's not a possibility at the moment. Some of them only have CS4.
Computer details (not an exhaustive list, but two instances): mac pro 3.1 running snow leopard, 16GB memory; macbook pro 4.1 running snow leopard, 4GB memory; adobe bridge cs6 (5.0.0.399) and cs4 (3.0.0.464).
Things I have tried:
Permissions - the files are set to read/write for everyone. Given that I can add/edit metadata in CS6, it doesn't seem to be a permission issue.
Purging the cache - other users seem to have had problems adding metadata in Bridge CS4 where purging the cache for affected files solved the problem. Didn't work in this instance.
Upgrading all affected computers to CS6/CC is beyond my control. I need to figure out why CS4 won't let me read/add/edit xmp metadata, if only for the sake of understanding the broader implications for interoperability.
Any helpful suggestions would be much appreciated.
Thanks,
Kevin

adobe bridge cs6 (5.0.0.399) and cs4 (3.0.0.464).
Without having experience with mp4 files and metadata my observation is that you certainly have not updated Bridge CS6 ( should be 5.0.2.4) and I believe also not the latest version of CS4, can't imaging this also stayed at .0.0 so first try to update both.
And if CS4 can read the data of some files it should be capable of reading them all. Be sure to have the files completely cached first, can take a while.
Other things to try in CS4 is refresh preferences (hold down option key while restarting Bridge and choose reset prefs).
And also check for hidden cache files using menu view/show hidden files. Sometimes those cache files can be troublesome between versions.
If purge cache did not work and reset prefs also failed consider to also delete Bridge plist file and Bridge cache file manual (from user library)

Canon G15 - problem seeing correct Exposure Mode when browsing in Bridge CS4

I have PSE8 & Bridge CS4.
In Bridge Preferences I have ticked the box Exposure Mode under Camera Data(EXIF), but regardless of which Mode I actually shoot i.e Auto, P,Tv,Av etc, the indication in Bridge when browsing the photos always shows the Exposure Mode as Auto with the exception of when shooting in Manual Mode when it is shown correctly as Manual.
I would be grateful for any assistance in enabling the correct display of Exposure Mode when browsing in Bridge.
My Mac OS is 10.6.8.

Dear Curt,
yes, updated to latest versions (11.0.1).
I use the camera for uploading already 5 years (with all previous Canon camera's also) without any problem.
The files are not visible as a thumbnail in explorer because they are RAW format and windows does not support that format.
For that reason I check the files with Canon software first, and then they show correct.
If I check first with Canon software the files open correct without problems.
After that I open them with Photoshop and then a problem occurs.
So I am convinced that it is a software problem with the Adobe package.
I just hope that the original files are not corrupted.
I am afraid they are because after opening with the software from Adobe they also open corrupt with Cannon software (this means that Adobe does something with the file).
It is very strange to me.

Bridge CS4 won't open RAW files from Canon 70D

I have Photoshop/Bridge CS4 which used to read CR2 Raw files fine from old Canon 30D@. I've just purchased a Canon 70D. Bridge CS4 will read the MOV video files fine, but not the Raw CR2. I've downloaded and installed Adobe DNG Converter 8.5, but when I open it and it asks to open files to convert, the CR2 files are still unreadable and greyed out. I'm on a Mac OSX 10.9.4. Is there some way I could preview RAW files from the 70D in Bridge CS4, and open in Camera Raw?

You need to upgrade to PSE12. Alternatively, download and install the free Adobe DNG converter to convert your raw files to the Adobe universal Raw format and the files will open in all versions of PSE (keep your originals as backups and for use in the camera manufactures software) You could also use the Canon software that came with your camera to convert to tiff, which would open in PSE11.
Windows download (.exe file) click here DNG Converter 8.2
Mac download (.dmg file) click here DNG Converter 8.2
You can convert a whole folder of raw images in one click. See this quick video tutorial:
You Tube click here for DNG Converter tutorial

Bridge CS4 no longer reading Raw files after reinstalling PS CS4

I recently uninstalled PSE8 (using Adobe installer) and was prompted to reinstall PS CS4. I did this and now Bridge is no longer reading my Raw files. I just get a white blank where the image should be. I tried reinstalling Raw Converter 5.6 but it still does not work.
I use a Canon T1i and am running Snow Leopard on my Mac.
Any ideas how I can get Bridge working again?
Thanks.

debwarr3 wrote:
If this is the same thing as Adobe Camera Raw 5.6 (I'm assuming it is),
Of course it is.
debwarr3 wrote:
…but when I check the version of Camera Raw on Bridge CS4, it's only 5.0. I don't know why the update doesn't seem to "stick". Any suggestions?
You obviously have a bad installation of the Camera Raw plug-in.
You need to remove the ACR 5.0 plug-in, which somehow you did not remove when installing 5.6, and instal 5.6 in the correct location. Read the Camera Raw update instructions again, very carefully. The location is detailed exactly. Note that you start with the ROOT LEVEL Library, NOT your user library.
This screen shot is from an earlier post and it shows Camera Raw 5.1 installed. The path is the same for ACR 5.6. Note that you can only have one instance of the Camera Raw plug-in installed per version of Photoshop (5.6 for CS4, 4.x for CS3, 3.x for CS2) each in its respective folder.
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Import Bridge CS4 metadata into LR3?

Is it possible to import metadata into LR3 that I've created in Bridge CS4?
Another thread here said it's possible, but there was no explanation on how to proceed.

Yes it is possible.
The "metadata shuttle" between Bridge and Lr is the XMP-file.
( As an aside: Strictly speaking LR writes metadata to xmp-file (side-car file) only in the case of Raw images, whereas in the case of JPGs, TIFFs, PSDs the metadata is written into the header of the file. I suspect that this is the same in Bridge. But in >Catalog Settings >Metadata tab the term "XMP" is used indiscriminately.)
To import the metadata that was created in Bridge in Lr, do a <Read metadata from file> via >Metadata >Read Metadata from file (in the Library Module), or >Photo >Read metadata from file (in the Develop Module).
Please be aware that by < read metadata from file> the complete set of metadata will be imported, including any develop steps you might have done in Bridge, and this will overwrite all metadata already done in Lr (including develop edits which are also metadata). I believe this will even be so in case you have done no develop steps in Bridge, i.e. any develop steps done in Lr will be overwritten with "0". <Read metadata from file> cannot be undone, and there will be a warning to that effect. A selective reading of metadata (for instance keywords only) is not possible.
So you have to import the metadata from Bridge as a first step right after importing the photo in Lr, and before you do anything in Lr.
The "metadata shuttle" works also from Lr to Bridge if you <Write metadata to file>.
Color labels will be imported correctly only if the textual descriptions for the individual labels are identical in Bridge and in Lr.

Metadate entry problem Bridge CS4

I trying to enter metadata to our pictures in Bridge CS4, but I am getting an error messagge instead... does anyone know why?

Best to check that. I have seen too many posts where user finds out network administrator changed permission levels with no notifications. May not be the issue, but one that makes the most sense.
Another option for "it worked yesterday but not now and I have changed nothing" is to reset preferences. Hold down the Ctrl key (win) or option key (mac) and start Bridge. You will get a reset window with 3 options.

Canon 60D files can't be opened in Bridge (CS4 version); Camera Raw 6.6 has key features missing

I am a Mac user (latest OS) and had been using Camera Raw from Bridge CS4 (part of my Elements 8 bundle) to edit my raw pictures from Canon RebelXTi. I upgraded to a 60D, downloaded the pertinent Camera Raw plug-in, but my raw files still wouldn't open in Bridge. I purchased Elements 10, thinking that would solve all problems, but apparently Bridge and Camera Raw are no longer part of the package! I downloaded the latest Camera Raw patch for Elements 10 (6.6), and I can now open raw files from Photoshop, but the Camera Raw version is not full featured and Bridge still can't open my 60D files. How can I get the full version of Camera Raw back AND have my 60D files opened? I deleted Elements 8, but not Bridge, and I can still open raw files from my Rebel in the earlier full version of Camera Raw. When I check in Elements 10 preferences, only Camera Raw 6.6 shows up, so that should be correct. Any ideas?

The full-featured ACR with Elements loophole has been closed in the newer Mac Elements, I believe. Us PC folks never had Bridge with Elements or haven’t for many versions, already , so have already been limited in RAW processing with Elements. Adobe finally “fixed” the Mac version, too, I think.
For full-featured ACR and Bridge you’re supposed to pay for Photoshop. Perhaps Lightroom, that is half the cost of PS, and has all the adjustments of full-ACR and you could still link PSE as a final editor step of ACR-type adjustments aren’t enough.
An alternative is to convert your CR2 files to DNGs and then they’ll open in older versions of ACR, like the one that came with PSE 8, assuming you can still install that.

Custom XMP panels don't show in Bridge CS4's Metadata palette

I've got a CS4 custom XMP panel working (using the "Generic" panel in the SDK) but I can't get it to display in the metadata palette of Bridge CS4 (the thing normally bottom right in the default Bridge "essentials" view).
In the old CS3 format, you could do this by adding an "fbname" attribute to fields of the custom panel. How do we now do this in the new SDK?
The Bridge metadata palette is mentioned on page 25 of the SDK programmer's guide, but the example given is merely of Dublin Core keywords (i.e. dc:subject) so shows in the Bridge metadata palette by default already.

Following on from this question, is it possible to build up a Metadata panel group of fields drawn from different namespaces? (by group I mean something like the IPTC Core label and arrow which expands into the IPTC fields).
One would have a heading such as "My data", which when expanded shows x fields from one namespace #1 and y fields from namespace #2. I've tried to do this by leaving the namespace blank and hardcoding it and the prefix into the properties' name argument - eg http://ns.adobe.com/photoshop/1.0/photoshop:Urgency
Hope this isn't a hijack!
John

Problem with EXIF metadata reading

Hi everyone
I'm trying to read EXIF metadata information. Here is my code snippet:
uchar* exifData;
Handle exifDataHandle = filterRecord->handleProcs->newProc(100);
propSuite->getPropertyProc('8BIM', propEXIFData, 0, nil, &exifDataHandle);
exifData = (uchar*)(*exifDataHandle);
filterRecord->handleProcs->disposeProc(exifDataHandle);
After this code executed I have exifData size only 4 bytes, but as I now minimum valid EXIF data should be 6 bytes. Maybe I did something wrong?
Thanks for help.
Regards

Dennis Knutson wrote:
The old serpdrv was eliminated with 7.0 unless you manually copied the VIs and driver from an older version.
Well perhaps it was I who converted in labview 5.1. I remember that the old system was quite clumsy written. It was very slow. But with a few trick it could be speeded up. Just by using refnums like in files and a simple C program for baud rate setting. I could use stable 115200 tranfer rates back in labview 3.1
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