P: Altitude field is blank after clicking Fetch Altitude For Coordinates in Map module

Coming back to this issue, sicne it is still present with a an addtional information.

Aside of the dng files, I sometimes copy/paste the metadata from an image to a video (mp4, mov...).

I don't think the metadata are actually written into the file, nor a sidecar file (xmp), but I find useful to tag my video files with the same metadata as images files.

In that case, the altitude is also not present in the target video file.

Hi John,

Before following your recommendation, I wanted to double-check the actual metadata written in the created .dng file, and I found something weird.

I used exiftool (latest v12.79) using the command "-a -u -g1 -w txt" to write all metadata into a text file for both cr2 and selected the .dng image and did Metadata > Read From File.

And badaboum the Altitude appeared!

Two txt files were created and I could compare the tags used a comparison tool (WinMerge).

I found the altitude in both files!

I then just selected the .dng image and did Metadata > Read From File.

And badaboum the altitude appeared.

It seems I encountered the minor display bug in the user interface you've mentionned in your last post.

Minor but annoying when you are not aware.

When copying/pasting metadata from one image to another one (or several ones), the copied elevation is not pasted into the destination image(s).

This is systematic and not new.

My current version of LRC is 13.2 (latest as of today).

Steps to reproduce:

1. Have an image with Elevation metadata value set (other geolocation data as well in my case), shown in .

2. Copy metadata through menu or Ctrl+Shift+Alt+C

3. Metadata copy windows is displayed and shows the available metadata. Select the check box in front of the elevation, as well as all other available metadata in my case usually, then click Copy.

4. Select another image and paste metadata through menu or Ctrl+Shift+Alt+V

5. The metadata are all pasted, except the elevation.