IIRC, the date (only current time, no exiv, at the moment) would work
on tethered mode and during import from camera.
To reply to your original questions below:
- today's date is already available in the export and you can choose
your preferred format, e.g.:
$(YEAR)$(MONTH)$(DAY)_$(HOUR)$(MINUTE)$(SECOND)
or
$(DAY)$(MONTH)$(YEAR)
...
- jobcode variable is not available in the export but.. if you set the
name of the folder as $JOBCODE, then $(FILE_FOLDER) will be the same
and you can use it during the export. Does it make sense?
I can't test it now and I haven't used darktable for a while now...
Il gio, mar 27, 2014 at 10:57 , Hans Petter Birkeland
<[email protected]> ha scritto:
No date include option there either. And if it was, wouldn't it only
work for Tethered Mode?
http://hpbirkeland.com
2014-03-27 22:40 GMT+01:00 Federico Bruni <[email protected]>:
http://www.darktable.org/usermanual/ch04s02.html.php
"4.2.1. Session
A session is a sequence of exposures taken in tethering mode and
going into a single film roll. A new session equals a new film roll.
A film roll is created with the same storage structure that is used
when you import images from camera into darktable.
It's a bit awkward, but configuring this storage structure is done
in the camera import dialog for now."
Il gio, mar 27, 2014 at 10:35 , Hans Petter Birkeland
<[email protected]> ha scritto:
I can't find any "Session Options" Where is it? I have Darktable
1.4.
Hans Petter
http://hpbirkeland.com
2014-03-27 21:34 GMT+01:00 David Vincent-Jones <[email protected]>:
The "Session Options" already provides a date include option for
the import folder [ie. 20140315_Garden] which had lots of
flexibility. Export is normally done to that same dated folder.
If I am sending a file to print or to the web I normally export to
$(DESKTOP) and then delete the file when the print etc is
completed.
David
On 03/27/2014 12:54 PM, Hans Petter Birkeland wrote:
Hi,
In the Import From Camera dialog there is the variable $(JOBCODE)
that we can use as a part of a folder name or a file name. Is
there any reason why this can not be used during export as well?
I tried, and it does not work.
I am setting up a new folder structure like this:
/home/hpb/Bilder/$(EXIF_YEAR)/$(JOBCODE)/. Inside this folder I
have a folder RAW/ for my imported RAW files and a folder JPEG/
for exported JPEG files. Therefore it would save me a lot of work
if I could include $(JOBCODE) in the export preset. As it is now
my presets contain
/home/hpb/Bilder/$(EXIF_YEAR)/JPEG/$(FILE_NAME) and I have to add
the jobcode folder manually in the middle.
Also it would be very convenient to have a variable called
$(DATE) containing today's date in a chosen format, in my case
yyyymmdd. Alternatively the date could be set as a default part
of the jobcode.
Best regards,
Hans Petter Birkeland
http://hpbirkeland.com
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