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Inspiring
December 26, 2022
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setting default file info template

  • December 26, 2022
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Hi all,

If I open a group of photos in Adobe bridge and select a photo (or all photos), then right click and select "file info" the "basics" panel shows my copyright info for 2021. I have created a template for 2022 and 2023. I then have to import the 2022 template to apply the correct date to current files. Is there a way to set the 2022 template as a default, so I don't have to keep importing the correct template? I will need to then change it again in 2023. Thanks in advance.

Paul

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Correct answer paul190453

Bridge doesn't auto-add info, but Camera RAW can use templates. Is your camera setting copyright info?


Ahh... I forgot that I added this info in camera...just needed to change the year. Thanks so much...issue solved!

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gary_sc
Community Expert
Community Expert
December 26, 2022

Hi Paul, I'm not sure I'm following you. If you take a photo in 2022. You do not need, nor should you, update it with 2023 in a week or two. The copyright is pertinent to the year you TOOK the photo. That's it.

 

Or, am I misunderstanding you?

Inspiring
December 26, 2022

Hi Gary. Sorry if I was not clear here. Ok...for example, I took some photos on the 2nd December, 2022, but right clicking them in Bridge and selecting the basics panel shows the copyright notice as 2021. I then have to import a template I made for 2022. (see attached screen grab). yes, I took then photos in 2022, but my 2021 template seems to be the default. Hope that's clearer now. Cheers.

gary_sc
Community Expert
Community Expert
December 26, 2022

How did you import the images into Bridge? If you used the Photo Downloader, be sure you're in the Advanced mode, and from there you can select which template you should use. If you just opened images that you moved onto your computer via Finder or Explorer, there should not have been any template selected.