* August Schwerdfeger <aug...@schwerdfeger.name> [01-01-70 12:34]:
> Can anybody recommend any good batch-renaming packages? I am specifically
> looking to replace a homebrew Python script that uses exposure-compensation
> metadata to identify sets of photos taken using autobracketing (preferably
> with something I can invoke from within Darktable).
I us a card-reader and move files to disk ordered by date and shot
sequence and after backup, rename using a script which uses the exif date
and time. this keeps the files from two or three bodies in chronological
order.
exiv2 mv \-k \-r %y%m%d_%H%M%S_:basename: \.\/*.{nef,jpg}'
exiv2 instead of exiftool as it is complied and operates much faster for
this operation.
180927_203750_aaa_2102.jpg
180927_203750_aaa_2102.jpg
180927_203750_aaa_2103.jpg
180927_203750_aaa_2103.jpg
180927_203806_dse_6106.jpg
180927_203806_dse_6106.jpg
180927_203806_dse_6107.jpg
180927_203806_dse_6107.jpg
180927_203832_aaa_2104.jpg
180927_203832_aaa_2104.jpg
180927_203836_aaa_2105.jpg
aaa_#### and dsd_#### are original filenames from camera.
and these are *after* processing from raw with dt.
dse_6107.nef becomes
180927_203806_dse_6107.nef
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