I know i'm a noob and most of my problems are due to my poor know about dos.Įxtract the right info and set a variable to this info. Inside the log there are a lot of info and i don't know how to extract the right one. I downloaded the tool you suggested me and I found the way to do this from batch: open a file with it and making it write a log. I also have ExifTool by Phil Harvey here and it looks very capable. Test it in a folder with copies of a few of your files first. You might find a better EXIF tool to read the data from the command line - but look at the command line options in the exifread tool and see what information it provides. To give you a script to handle your files, and also to sort them later, you would have to supply the EXIF output from an image - and also tell us if all the images have the expected exif data, or if they are from different sources and could have anything inside them.įor the step 2) above I meant that the exif tool provides the information and a batch script can use that to rename it - and also for the sorting step. ![]() There is a free exifread tool here and it has simple command line optionsĪnd I can't recommend any tool because I don't routinely use EXIF manipulations. I may have been swift to reply but I haven't been back until now. I aslo would like to know how to do the third step, wich command should I use? How? The images can be sorted into folders by their date - say 2014-01 for January 2014 if that is what you mean.Ĭan You tell me whats the tool for the second part and how can I use it in my batch file? This can be done with a free third-party command line tool.ģ)sort the images just renamed in appositely created roller and ma ed with the date of the photo shot. This is easy if all the names are all unique.Ģ)rename the photo using the exif information It can do all these with a few easy settings and it works faster than if you can do it manually.First of all excuse me: I'my from Italy and my English is badĮnglish is a terrible language anyway - it's so difficult to follow all the irrational ways words are used, and that's even for someone that has English as their native tongue!ġ) extract all the image from the sub folders they are and move them in a single folder. When the Image Format is set to "As Is" and the imported file is 3FR, ARW, CR2, CR3, MEF, NEF, ORF, PEF, RAF, RW2, SR2 and SRW, the output file would be saved as 48 Bit Color Depth TIFF.
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