removing 'Program Name' in metadata for images

Question

In Windows file properties, it's called 'Program Name' under Origin. In Adobe Bridge, it's called 'Application' under File Properties.

I believe it adds the name of the program used to create the file. It cannot be edited/removed in Bridge or Windows.

I really don't understand how it gets added because certain images taken from a camera and edited in Lightroom does not add the attribute, and other times it does. One file was edited in Photoshop and tagged Photoshop, but when imported into Lightroom and exported, the attribute said Windows Photo Viewer instead.

Bottom line, I want the attribute deleted. Can't seem to find a reference to that attribute or how to remove it online.

Answer 1

在这里引用我的答案。我尝试了所有这些对我没用的exiftool软件。假设您使用的是Windows（或Windows 10），则该问题的解决方案非常简单。您可以选择要删除的属性。如果这对您有用，请将其标记为正确答案。

Answer 2

我猜你正在谈论 jpeg 图像，这可能意味着 exif 数据。您可以尝试exiv2来操作该数据；作为极端措施，该-da选项应删除所有 exif 元数据。

如果您不是在谈论 jpeg 图像，那么您应该更具体。