On macOS Mojave, as I mentioned earlier, viewing detailed metadata for any images stored on your Mac is now a breeze thanks to the Finder’s all-new Gallery view.Ĭontinue reading this tutorial for the step-by-step instructions showing you how to view the metadata for your photos, including location data and detailed EXIF data. This is how you can access the full EXIF image metadata in the Finder.ġ) Click the Finder icon in the Dock to open a new Finder window. TIP: Alternatively, click the desktop to select the Finder, then click the File menu and choose the command New Finder Window or press Command (⌘)-N on the keyboard.Ģ) With the Finder window selected, navigate to a desired folder.ģ) Click the rightmost icon in a group of four icons at the top of the Finder window.Ĭlick this icon to switch to the Gallery view CANON EXIF DATA VIEWER FULL TIP: Alternatively, press the keys Command (⌘)-4 while in the Finder window.
Or, with a Finder window open, click the View menu and select the option As Gallery. This is the new Gallery feature with macOS Mojave’s Light Mode selected The Gallery view divides the Finder window into two major areas. There’s a strip of thumbnail icons running alongside the bottom, which makes it easy to see the rest of your images by scrubbing through the thumbnails, with the rest of the window taken up by a big preview of the selected file.ĭark Mode in conjunction with the Gallery view makes your images “pop” moreĤ) Enable the Preview pane by choosing the option Show Preview from the View menu.
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