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* Since changing to the latest graphics routines when watermarking images fixed occasional crashing in iPhone 16 Pro Max, hundreds of other parts of the code are now also brought up-to-date. * Fixed a bug in the Change Filename action that could lead to issues in subsequent actions if a file with th...

Thanks! I'm currently submitting the new version to Apple. Let's hope they approve it soon. ..and that it fixes the issue for you! Let me know if it doesn't.

OK, I think I got it fixed. I'll be doing some thorough testing and if all looks good I'll push version 7.1.4 to the App Store tonight.

Let me know if it doesn't fix the issue - and thank you so much for reporting it! I'm sorry for the inconvenience.

OK, I think I've found the problem. The hard part is finding the cause of it. There are two ways of storing IPTC values in a file. The old way (Photoshop 3.0) and the new way (XMP). Usually *both* are stored for compatibility. The bad file only has the XMP values. So something's gone wrong and the o...

Interesting. The metadata is there when I look at the raw bytes of the file, and if I open 1O7A6299.JPG in Preview on my Mac, it displays all of the data too (except for the creation dates.. hmm). In the past, these weird issues have been related to how the original file was formatted. Could you ple...

I don't own an R5, but I can say there's no FTP traffic in that log, so I think Nick is on to something there. (I assume you'll want to use the FTP selection?) I'm not sure if the PTP communication is needed for the FTP transfers - but if it *isn't* there's a chance that it's actually confusing the ...

If you go into the ShutterSnitch settings, is “Accept JPEGs Only” turned on?

This Condition action setup: Filename Contains .JPG works on my side to filter jpegs from non-jpegs. If it doesn't on yours, try going into the ShutterSnitch settings, scroll all the way to the bottom and turn on Traffic Inspector. Then go try performing your Action and see if the log gives you a cl...

Very nice!

Hmm, that condition action *should* look at the whole filename, extension included.. so for example “.JPG” (without the quotes) should match. I’ll have a look at it tomorrow to make sure.

Wow, I wasn’t expecting it to be the solution to be honest :) But great - here’s hoping you weren’t just lucky with the first 20 ones.

Thanks for reporting this bug and sorry for the inconvenience!