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Hi Norb,
Yes. The -@ option may be used with the "gps2xmp.args"
file (included in the full distribution) to do exactly what you want.
#
# File: gps2xmp.args
#
# Description: Argument file for copying GPS information from EXIF to XMP
#
# Usage: exiftool -tagsFromFile SRCFILE -@ gps2xmp.args DSTFILE
#
# Revisions: 2009/01/09 - P. Harvey Created
#
# Notes: Most of the GPS tags are copied by the first argument, but
# the XMP GPS coordinates and date/time tags are composites of
# more than one EXIF GPS tag, so they are handled separately.
#
-XMP:all < GPS:all
-XMP:GPSLatitude < Composite:GPSLatitude
-XMP:GPSLongitude < Composite:GPSLongitude
-XMP:GPSDateTime < Composite:GPSDateTime
# end
- Phil
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