Keyword Duplicate Entries

[Allsop]

When entering keywords to an image either using the Stationery Pad or directly I get duplicate entries, see attached screenshot. I must be dong something wrong, how can I correct this please?

[Kirk Baker]

When entering keywords to an image either using the Stationery Pad or directly I get duplicate entries, see attached screenshot. I must be dong something wrong, how can I correct this please?

Please post one of your images that has duplicate metadata.

Thanks,

-Kirk

[Allsop]

When entering keywords to an image either using the Stationery Pad or directly I get duplicate entries, see attached screenshot. I must be dong something wrong, how can I correct this please?

Please post one of your images that has duplicate metadata.

Thanks,

-Kirk

Have done in original post! Unless I am reading it incorrectly. The one of the logs.

[Mick O (Camera Bits)]

You posted a screenshot of the image.   Kirk is looking for the actual image with the data in it.

-Mick

[Allsop]

Okay here is the image.

[Kirk Baker]

I only see "Pleasley Vale, Wood" in the IPTC Info once.

I'd like to see your "Info Text" settings.  Edit->Settings->Set Info Text...

Copy and paste the text in your reply, please.

Thanks,

-Kirk

[Allsop]

Thanks for all your help kirk and your patience. here are the settings you asked for:

Date: {date}
Time: {time}
Model: {modl}
Lens (mm): {lens}
ISO: {iso}
Aperture: {f}
Shutter: {shut}
Exp. Comp.: {comp}
Flash Comp.: {fcmp}
Program: {prgm}

ICC Profile{keywords}{keywords}{keywords}: {icc}
{keywords}

I am still not sure that it is not me and my understanding of how keywords work that is the problem.

regards,

Andrew-Bede

[Kirk Baker]

Andrew,

Use this as your Info text instead:

Date: {date}
Time: {time}
Model: {modl}
Lens (mm): {lens}
ISO: {iso}
Aperture: {f}
Shutter: {shut}
Exp. Comp.: {comp}
Flash Comp.: {fcmp}
Program: {prgm}

ICC Profile: {icc}
Keywords: {keywords}

[Allsop]

Excellent! That has sorted it  I am much obliged to you Kirk and thank you for your patient and swift help.

Best regards,

Andrew-Bede