Hi Philippe,
here are the results of the pending tests :
* darkroom -> pattern for image information line :
$(EXIF_DAY).$(EXIF_MONTH).$(EXIF_YEAR) •
$(EXIF_HOUR):$(EXIF_MINUTE):$(EXIF_SECOND) • $(FILE_NAME) •
$(MAKER) $(MODEL) • $(LENS) • $(EXIF_EXPOSURE) s •
f/$(EXIF_APERTURE) • $(EXIF_FOCAL_LENGTH) mm • ISO
$(EXIF_ISO) • Sterne: $(RATING_ICONS) • Breite/Höhe:
$(SENSOR_WIDTH) x $(SENSOR_HEIGHT) px • Crop: $(CROP_WIDTH) x
$(CROP_HEIGHT) px • OpenCL : $(OPENCL_ACTIVATED) gives the
result shown in the attached screenshot.
* ligthtable -> export to
.../$(EXIF_YEAR)/$(ROLL_NAME)/$(SEQUENCE)-$(FILE_NAME) is working as
expected, folder "1961" correctly created
* checked exif information of exported jpeg : "DateTimeOriginal" is
correct, modifications done with geotagging module correctly considered
so for me it looks like there are no more issues. I support your idea to
introduce a variable $(EXIF_MSEC) for the use case of images taken in
burst mode. I agree with you that considering microseconds is not necessary.
Hava a nice day
Peter
Am 13.11.21 um 12:23 schrieb Philippe Weyland:
Hi Peter,
Thanks for testing.
In the import process, exif time reading may suffer some limitation
due to epoch 0 as well. Do have your source images such old datetimes ?
Thanks
Philippe
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