This update adds the Favorites album to the list of albums you can choose from.

This update fixes a couple small bugs that you might not have noticed to begin with.

This update fixes a bug that would prevent the app from removing all metadata from Live Photos.

This update improves the way HEIC and PNG files are saved once edited by preserving the original file format. This version also brings support for Live Photos, preserving the live aspect of images edited with the app. Other improvements include faster exporting, improved loading of the photo library, and some minor updates to the user interface.

This update adds the option to edit the data point for focal length in 35mm.

This update brings under-the-hood changes to make the app compliant with new UK and EU privacy laws.

This update fixes a small issue where the author and copyright edits made to a photo would sometimes not be saved properly. Thank you to the user who reported this bug and allowed me to fix it.

This update brings a few feature enhancements and cosmetic changes. - New system font across the entire app. - Fixed a bug where when copying all metadata from one photo to paste it into another, location GPS and altitude coordinates are now properly copied over.

This update brings various stability improvements, specifically for the new iPad mini that was recently released.

This update brings bug fixes and stability improvements for iOS 15.

This update brings bug fixes and stability improvements for iOS 15.

This update brings bug fixes and stability improvements for iOS 15.

This update fixes a small bug that would prevent the app from saving an edited date on a rare occasion.

Based on user feedback, this update brings a more interactive experience to the map view of your photos. You can now tap on the map preview to display the location the photo was taken in full screen, move it around, and even open that location directly in the Maps app. Under the hood, this update also brings in a couple fixes to improve performance and reliability.

Added horizontal lines to the Edit screen to make it easier to visualize the data you are editing.

Fixed a small bug for iPad users.

Fixed a small bug for iPad users. Thank you to app user Bzyszek for reporting this bug in the first place!

This is a big one that not only adds new features, but also brings in a lot of performance improvements. New features: - ability to highlight photos missing location data - ability to highlight photos missing metadata - ability to bypass the app's Home Screen - ability to choose the image quality of thumbnails in the photo picker - added support for reading new caption feature of the Photos app in iOS 14 This version fixes:  - a bug with the Photos app extension - a bug with folder selection If you like this update, please give it a review in the App Store. Thank you!

New in this version: - Support for photo folders - New DDM GPS format option Fixed in this version: - A bug that prevented to use the “Open In” feature of the Photos extension

This new version adds a notable new feature, specifically the ability for edited photos to be added as duplicate to your library instead of just editing the original photos. This new system is actually the new default, which you can turn off in the app's settings. So why this sudden change? The only way we could make some edited metadata searchable in the Photos app (ie. keywords you added to a photo metadata) was to add the photo as a duplicate, instead of editing the original one. If you don't care about this feature, then you may disable it in the app's settings, but if you want the ability to search your edited photos by keyword, then this is necessary. Of course, to avoid having tons of duplicates, we have also added a prompt that asks you wether you want to delete the original files after the new ones have been created. Nothing else in the app has changed, but because this introduces a new workflow, we suggest you give it a test with a few sample photos. And again, if you don't like the new way, you can disable it in the app's settings. As always, thank you for your support!

Dark Mode and iPad support are the biggest changes to version 2 of the Exif Metadata app. Also new in this version is: - satellite view in location editor - ability to paste metadata from one photo to another - ability to choose GPS coordinates types - a bunch of small improvements to the flow of the app - a fix for a small typo in the app’s settings panel

Big update for the Exif Metadata app!  The most obvious changes are the addition of support for iPad, as well as Dark Mode for devices running iOS 13. Also new in this version is: - satellite view in location editor - ability to paste metadata from one photo to another - ability to choose GPS coordinates types - a bunch of small improvements to the flow of the app

Fixed an issue that would sometimes stop displaying geolocation of photos.

This update fixes a small bug that would wrongly identify some photos as Live Photos. Thank you Christian for reporting the bug and helping troubleshoot!

This update adds a warning when you are about to edit a Live Photo, which would result into the Live Photo losing its live component. As a user, you can choose to dismiss the message once, or forever when it is presented to you. We are also introducing a one-time in-app purchase that allows users to unlock the Plus version for the lifetime of the app (no subscription required). If you like the app, please take a minute to rate and/or review it in the App Store. If you have any comment or suggestion, please feel free to reach out directly at ben@sixstarapps.com.