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Managing XMP/IPTC preset

This section describes the management of XMP/IPTC presets.
You can display the management window of XMP/IPTC presets in the following ways. Whichever procedure you follow, the setting method will be the same.

Registering XMP/IPTC preset

  1. Click [New].
    A new XMP/IPTC preset is added to the XMP/IPTC preset list, and the name can be changed. Enter the name and press the "Enter" key. The name of the new XMP/IPTC preset is determined.
  1. Enter each item in the enter field, then edit.
    Refer to "How to edit main items" for details on entering each item. To set multiple [Keywords], separate with a semicolon.
    • There is a check box on the right of each enter field. When loading an XMP/IPTC preset, only checked items are loaded.
    • If you check an empty input field, it will be specified as "Clear". When the load operation is performed, contents in items which were specified as "Clear" in the XMP/IPTC preset are cleared.
  1. Click [OK].
    XMP/IPTC preset is registered.
Checking/Unchecking all items at once
With a check box on the left of each category title, you can switch ON/OFF of each category at once. If you check [Check all], you can switch ON/OFF of all items at once.
Other XMP/IPTC preset management operations
  • Changing preset names
  • Select the preset to rename from the list of presets and click the preset again. There, you are able to change the name.
  • Duplicating presets
  • Select the preset to duplicate from the list of presets and click [Duplicate]. The copy of the preset is created with a sequential number added to the end of the original name. This function is useful to create a new preset by modifying an existing one.
  • Deleting presets
  • Select the preset to delete from the list of presets and click [Delete].
When loading an XMP/IPTC preset from the ViewNX-i window
To load an XMP/IPTC preset in ViewNX-i, select [Load XMP/IPTC Preset] from the [Edit] menu. With this operation, the XMP/IPTC information already embedded in images are overwritten with those of the loaded items.