josef.crepeau

I never purchased the trial version... still no camera data for me... bought Pixelmator but prefer Affinity's UI... no camera/exif data a deal breaker for me. If anyone lurking here is able to suggest a Mac setting I may be missing I will be grateful to hear about it. Counting down hours till a refund request is submitted.

Exiftool runs fine from a terminal. My user account on this particular Mac Book is of the Administrator type.

Hello All, I have no antivirus software running. There may be some "built-in" virus protection in OS X but I am not familiar enough with OS X to know what that may be. Thanks Again, Joe

Hi MEB, Thank you very much for the rapid response. I've attached the file requested. I'm not a super savvy Mac user but perhaps there is some security setting in the current OS X version that is preventing exiftool from running when called by Affinity? Best, Joe DSC_8542.NEF

Hello All, I am having the same "missing exif data" issue. Mac Book Pro with latest OS x update, just purchased Affinity Photo App from App Store, opening Nikon RAW image and no camera or exif data shown in Affinity. I'm unclear about the resetting user data steps noted above. Are we talking about the User Data reset in Affinity? I also manually downloaded and installed the Mac version of exiftool. Resetting User Defaults within Affinity along with exiftool install did not result in Affinity showing camera or exif data. I really want this to work but if I cant get the camera/exif data displayed without a bunch of messing around I'll need to seek a refund for the Affinity App. I understand this is a user driven forum and I appreciate any assistance that may be available. Best, Joe