So to me it seems like the string concatenation in the exec() function is formed properly for exiftool but something must be happening before the command is passed by ImageJ to the system. When I run this on the command line in Ubuntu it works just fine. The string created within the exec function is: exiftool -tagsfromfile "/media/nedhorning/684EE5FF4EE5C642/AMNH/PhotoMonitoring/Vignetting/test image/2016_0401_105800_094.JPG" "/media/nedhorning/684EE5FF4EE5C642/AMNH/PhotoMonitoring/Vignetting/output image/2016_0401_105800_094.jpg" The exiftool needs double-quotes if the path has spaces. exiftool -DateTimeOriginal>FileModifyDate dir Use the original date from the meta information to set the same files filesystem modification date for all images in a directory. This is the line giving me problems: exec(exiftoolDirectory + "exiftool -tagsfromfile " + "\"" + inDirectory + filesToProcess + "\"" + " " + "\"" + outDirectory + outputFileName + "\"") exiftool -tagsfromfile src.jpg -exif:all -subifd:all dst.jpg Copy only the EXIF information from one image to another, excluding SubIFD tags. I have it working but a colleague asked me to make it work with spaces in directory paths and now I’m stuck. I am writing a macro and at the end I want to run exiftool to copy metadata from one image to another.
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