A Better Finder Attributes 7 v7.55
Fix photo timestamps so every shoot sorts in order
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Click to enlargeA camera still set to home time, two cameras with unsynced clocks, a stack of scans with no dates at all: A Better Finder Attributes 7 is built to fix photo dates on Mac in each of these cases. It edits the capture timestamps inside JPEG, RAW and video files, not just the dates Finder shows.
When the dates are wrong
Set shooting dates to an exact time, or shift a whole collection by the hours you were off. Then copy the shooting date to each file's creation date so Finder sorts by when the photo was taken. If an editing app wiped your file dates, copy them back from the originals. You can also read the dates from the file names.
When there are no dates
Scanners don't know when a picture was taken. Scan in sequence and set an approximate start date. The app then adds a small step to each file, so the photos line up in order in Photos.
Before files leave your Mac
Remove camera, lens and exposure details before sending files to clients. You can strip only GPS location or all EXIF and IPTC data, or add copyright and owner info instead. Delete invisible .DS_Store files that cause trouble on non-Mac systems and in version control tools. Match file dates, extension visibility and Finder labels across a delivery.
A preview pane shows each file's metadata before you apply changes. Droplets save the settings you reuse: drop files onto one, and it applies them.
Version 7.55
- The new version adds two actions: Standardize the time zone of embedded timestamps gives photos and videos from different devices the same UTC offset without changing the moment they were taken, so that Apple Photos, Lightroom and Google Photos sort them in the same order, and Set the folder's creation/ modification date from the files inside dates each folder from the earliest or latest file it contains. The Advanced date manipulation action's filename-date source now matches whole folder names, and the preview table header is opaque again on macOS 26
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