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There are a few reasons one might want to use sidecar files instead of embedded metadata:
File types not supporting embedded metadata via exiftool (ex: webm)
Not modifying files in-place, to keep the MD5 of the file intact
And while Grabber does support generating sidecar files and as such one could use the built-in system, it can make more sense to factorize this and rely of exiftool for this.
Filename for the sidecars set to filename.ext.xmp. For example, image1.dng will have a sidecar file named image1.dng.xmp. With the option Sidecar file names are compatible with commercial programs digiKam will create the XMP sidecar files with a compatible file name (image1.xmp) used by many commercial programs.
There are a few reasons one might want to use sidecar files instead of embedded metadata:
And while Grabber does support generating sidecar files and as such one could use the built-in system, it can make more sense to factorize this and rely of exiftool for this.
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