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Expand Up @@ -509,9 +509,9 @@ Another way to export metadata about your photos is through the use of sidecar f

Unlike `--exiftool`, you do not need to install exiftool to use the `--sidecar` feature. Many of the same configuration options that apply to `--exiftool` to modify metadata, for example, `--keyword-template` can also be used with `--sidecar`.

Sidecar files are named "photoname.ext.sidecar_ext". For example, if the photo is named `IMG_1234.JPG` and the sidecar format is XMP, the sidecar would be named `IMG_1234.JPG.XMP`. Some applications expect the sidecar in this case to be named `IMG_1234.XMP`. You can use the `-sidecar-drop-ext` option to force osxphotos to name the sidecar files in this manner:
Sidecar files are named "photoname.ext.sidecar_ext". For example, if the photo is named `IMG_1234.JPG` and the sidecar format is XMP, the sidecar would be named `IMG_1234.JPG.XMP`. Some applications expect the sidecar in this case to be named `IMG_1234.XMP`. You can use the `--sidecar-drop-ext` option to force osxphotos to name the sidecar files in this manner:

`osxphotos export /path/to/export --sidecar XMP -sidecar-drop-ext`
`osxphotos export /path/to/export --sidecar XMP --sidecar-drop-ext`

#### Updating a previous export

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Expand Up @@ -214,9 +214,9 @@ Another way to export metadata about your photos is through the use of sidecar f

Unlike `--exiftool`, you do not need to install exiftool to use the `--sidecar` feature. Many of the same configuration options that apply to `--exiftool` to modify metadata, for example, `--keyword-template` can also be used with `--sidecar`.

Sidecar files are named "photoname.ext.sidecar_ext". For example, if the photo is named `IMG_1234.JPG` and the sidecar format is XMP, the sidecar would be named `IMG_1234.JPG.XMP`. Some applications expect the sidecar in this case to be named `IMG_1234.XMP`. You can use the `-sidecar-drop-ext` option to force osxphotos to name the sidecar files in this manner:
Sidecar files are named "photoname.ext.sidecar_ext". For example, if the photo is named `IMG_1234.JPG` and the sidecar format is XMP, the sidecar would be named `IMG_1234.JPG.XMP`. Some applications expect the sidecar in this case to be named `IMG_1234.XMP`. You can use the `--sidecar-drop-ext` option to force osxphotos to name the sidecar files in this manner:

`osxphotos export /path/to/export --sidecar XMP -sidecar-drop-ext`
`osxphotos export /path/to/export --sidecar XMP --sidecar-drop-ext`

## Updating a previous export

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