mp4s:Įxiftool -overwrite_original "-datetimeoriginal PeopleTags.txt Exiftool sort photos to subfolders of Camera make and camera modelĮxiftool -r -v -overwrite_original -ext jpg "-filename Exiftool add CreateDate Exif Property and Copy DateTimeOriginal Exif Property Value into It Exiftool show all available EXIF tags of a fileĮxiftool -G1 -a -s Exiftool validate a file and show warnings and errorsĮxiftool -validate -warning -error -a FILE Exiftool write all available date fields in EXIF data to first 15 characters of the file name (f. When it comes to mass editing lots of files, nothing beats the command line. Using this as my personal notepad, so to speak might be useful for someone. Several Exiftool commands I have used to edit/sort my pictures and improve metadata.
Let us know how it works for you.Useful Exiftool Commands (cheat sheet / examples) FYI, until the counter token is run for the first time on a processed file, hazel will report a shell script error because its trying to reset an empty Location folder which has never received the counter attribute. Once the contents of the Location folder are COMPLETELY emptied, the Reset_Folder_Counter rule runs to reset the counter for the next crop of files. The way the counter works is that if you drop a bunch of files in a Location folder, it will start numbering them 0001, 0002, etc. The sorting and sub sorting should then happen automatically. The only change you would need to make is in the final rule, Sort_into_Proper_Folders, the first embedded shell script runs an exiftool command and you need to set the path location to the top level Master folder (i.e.
#Exiftool rename directory reset counter install
You can download and install from here: Then download the following zip file, extract the rules and add them to your To_Be_Processed folder in Hazel.
#Exiftool rename directory reset counter series
Attaching a series of 4 rules that I think accomplishes what you want, but you need to install Exiftool to properly read the EXIF info. counter is a 4 digit counter that should restart from 0 every time the rule is applied Any idea if this is possible in Hazel? Thanks a lot for any help. My naming convention is YYYYMMDD_location_counter.ext, where: Parole.sprekate wrote:Hi all, I'm trying to create a rule to rename pictures. parole.sprekate Posts: 1 Joined: Mon 12:23 am Any idea if this is possible in Hazel? Thanks a lot for any help. I used to manage this structure directly from Aperture, but I have decided to migrate to Lightroom which has not an equally flexible folder structure management feature, so I need to rearrange my workflow differently. You can quickly figure out if a picture is missing a particular exif property by running the following command. YYYYMMDD_location is built based on the previous information I imagine this may sound a little cumbersome, but this naming convention is the result of several years of progressive approximation and it serves a number of specific scopes. exiftool -all picture.jpg If you are in a directory with many pictures that you want to scrub the exif data from, you can use a wildcard to process them all: exiftool -all. YYYY is taken from the EXIF of the picture Master/ YYYY/ Location/ YYYYMMDD_location/ where
Have hazel to move the images into the following folder structure Have Hazel to look for new content in the To_be_Processed folder and sub-folders and rename the picture according to the rule aforementioned, taking the location sub_foldername as the basenameģ. Use Adobe DNG converter to convert the images to DNG and have the converted images put in a folder names To_be_Processed/ location, where location will be set based on where I've taken the pictures (manually)Ģ. counter is a 4 digit counter that should restart from 0 every time the rule is applied My target workflow is:ġ.
This information, in particulare, should be inherited from the folder name the picture is in. YYYYMMDD is the date I took the picture, based on EXIF information Hi all, I'm trying to create a rule to rename pictures.
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