Recently I've got the following issue on Sequoia 15.7:
Having pictures with GPS data, now longitude/latitude are not automatically listed on finder :
instead I have to open the image : it then shows up on finder
On preview display settings, I've checked the "Location" section, but that's not working
A few days/weeks ago, all my pictures had GPS location automatically displayed on finder.
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MacBook Pro 13″, macOS 11.7
Thanks, rebuilding Spotlight index was indeed the solution.
Nevertheless since the rebuild was not clearly shown I had to force it using the commands listed in https://www.reddit.com/r/MacOS/comments/1125776/for_everyone_having_spotlight_search_issues_this/
In my case it worked after a few hours of rebuild.
Thanks, rebuilding Spotlight index was indeed the solution.
Nevertheless since the rebuild was not clearly shown I had to force it using the commands listed in https://www.reddit.com/r/MacOS/comments/1125776/for_everyone_having_spotlight_search_issues_this/
In my case it worked after a few hours of rebuild.
Finder displays that metadata info if the image is on a Spotlight-indexed volume. If it already is, then try to rebuild the Spotlight index.
On preview display settings, I've checked the "Location" section, but that's not working
and where do you see these "Options" like in your screen shot?
your reference —Preview.app>Settings(?)
if there is a third party app involved I would state clearly what app that is?
—Drop one of those images in the Photo.app and swipe up to see the associated map (ie GPS coordinates) and compare your results...
—GraphicConverter.app shows ---- ExifTool ----
—GIMP.app I suspect the same
GPS location data not showing up by default
