Since I use a lot of manual focus [non-electronic] lenses, I try to add EXIF metadata as I remember it.
I use
exiftool to do this. The basic metadata to add is the lens model. My experience has led me to these options:exiftool -P -ext jpg -LensModel="Steinheil Quinon 50/2" -FocalLength="50 mm" -overwrite_original directorypath-P means to keep the original date/time of the file-ext jpg means to process only JPEG files (I don't want to modigy raw files anyway), this allows to point to a directory (directorypath).Sometimes I also save the aperture value:
exiftool -P -ext jpg -FNumber="2.8" -overwrite_original directorypath-FNumber is used.For film scans I also try to add EXIF:
exiftool -P -ext jpg -Make="Vivitar" -Model="V3800N" -Software="Fomapan Classic" -ISO="100" -overwrite_original directorypathI chose to use
-Make for the camera maker, -Model for the camera model, -Sofware for the photographic film name, and -ISO for the film speed (ISO sensitivity).
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