Exif Editor vs WristShot Camera Remote

View, edit and remove photo metadata with EXIF Editor Tool. Fix photo dates, update GPS locations and add copyright information to keep your images organized and ready to share. FIX PHOTO DATES Set the date and time a photo was taken. Choose a custom date, use the current date, read a recognised date from the filename or use the file creation date when available. Apply the selected date source across multiple photos to save time organizing an archive. EDIT MULTIPLE PHOTOS Update shared metadata across a selection of images. Apply consistent dates, locations, author details and camera information without editing every photo separately. MANAGE GPS LOCATIONS View location coordinates and choose a photo location on the map. Correct missing or inaccurate geotags in your travel photos and image collections. ADD AUTHOR AND COPYRIGHT DETAILS Edit author, copyright, comments, title and description. Keep useful context with your photos when preparing images for a client, a portfolio or your own archive. EXPLORE CAMERA METADATA View and edit camera and lens details, ISO, aperture, exposure time, focal length and white balance. Available metadata fields depend on the image format. REMOVE METADATA BEFORE SHARING Use the metadata removal feature to clear embedded photo information before sharing images. Review what you want to keep in the file, including dates, location and camera details. SUPPORTED FORMATS Work with JPEG, HEIC, PNG, TIFF and DNG images. Metadata support varies by format. PRO FEATURES Batch editing, metadata removal and control of the Software tag require PRO. The basic version adds an app identifier to the Software metadata tag when saving. Bring order to your photo collection, correct missing details and take control of the information stored in your images. Term of use: https://sites.google.com/view/exifeditortool-termsconditions/

When your action camera is on a mount or clipped to your chest, reaching for the record button is awkward. WristShot turns your Apple Watch into a recording remote: tap a button or use Double Tap to start and stop recording. Compatible cameras • Osmo Nano • Osmo Action 4 / Action 5 Pro / Action 6 • Osmo 360 Great for cycling, skiing, hiking and travel vlogs when your hands are busy. Features • Apple Watch connects to the camera directly over Bluetooth. No iPhone relay while shooting. • Start and stop recording, with the camera's real recording status and elapsed time. • Shows resolution and frame rate in standard video mode, e.g. 4K30 (not yet shown for Osmo 360). • Double Tap on supported watches; on other watches, use the on-screen button or AssistiveTouch gestures. • If a command is not confirmed, WristShot asks you to check the camera instead of resending, to avoid accidental starts or stops. Requirements • watchOS 11 or later; Apple Watch Series 6 or later, SE (2nd generation) or later, any Ultra. • Native Double Tap: Series 9 or later, Ultra 2 or later, SE (3rd generation). • The camera must be activated with the manufacturer's app; some models ask you to confirm authorization on the camera the first time. • Keep WristShot in the foreground. Moving to the background disconnects; the camera status is read again when you return. • A camera firmware update may temporarily break compatibility until WristShot is updated. • Interface languages: English, Simplified Chinese and Traditional Chinese. Follows your watch language; other languages fall back to English. • The feedback survey is currently in Chinese. No live view, media download, camera settings changes or custom preset recall. WristShot is an independent third-party tool and is not affiliated with, authorized or endorsed by DJI. DJI, Osmo and related names are trademarks of their respective owners and are used only to describe compatibility.