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- PHOTO RENAMER WITH MILLISECONDS SOFTWARE
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Refer the latest EXIF 2.32 standard which can be downloaded from. However with your help, I ended up going into the preferences of bridge and clicking the show metadata area, then clicked all of the checkboxes, and it "seems" that now bridge is using the metadata rather than the file system data for renaming.This is pretty strange, because what you clicked "on" here is what you want to "see" in the metadata panel, which should have no influence when renaming images.īridge (should) read the EXIF, if we make them visible in an app or not shoudln't make any matter.Can Bulk Rename Utility please be enhanced to allow Auto Date (8) syntax to support values from EXIF sub-seconds fields? i.e. So in a round about way, you helped me with my dilema. However with your help, I ended up going into the preferences of bridge and clicking the show metadata area, then clicked all of the checkboxes, and it "seems" that now bridge is using the metadata rather than the file system data for renaming.
PHOTO RENAMER WITH MILLISECONDS DOWNLOAD
You are welcome to send me one of the images in question for having a deeper look to it.ĭoesn't help you much, but with Bridge CS5 you can download your images and rename them to something like "YYYYY-MM-DD-time-milliseconds" (-092008-980.CR2) at the same time, wheras Bridge CS4 photo downloader as far i can see doesn't allow that.Īblichter, thanks for all your help. But when images do not have EXIF, respectively no "Date and Time Digitized" tag, Bridge uses the actuall Date/Time to rename them. When I download mine with EOS utility, EXIFs are not changed, as I thought it would be. I don't know what happend to your images. "Date and Time Digitized" is the naming convention for the related EXIF tag, to which Bridges "Date" should refer to. Where are you finding the "Date amd Time Digitized" or "Date and Time Original" in bridge? and I am not understanding which is which.
PHOTO RENAMER WITH MILLISECONDS SOFTWARE
I move my images manually from memory card, do you use any piece of software for that? Now I can change "Exif Date time digitized" on any image taken from january until today :-(Īnyway. By which I btw learned, that my cam still is at philippine times: 6 00:28:05 = +6 hours. So an image taken on last Monday afternoon, downloaded a moment ago, was correct renamed to -002805-000.CR2. So if I downloaded the file the next day, it shows that day instead of the capture time and all the milliseconds are set to zeros.Here it takes the EXIF tag "Date amd Time Digitized" or "Date and Time Original" as it should be.
Jeff Lawrence Photography edited this topic ages ago.īridge uses the file system data of the creation time rather than the exif from the file. Additionally, if I rename in DPP, it throws my xmp file out the door if I rename after I have done any edits.Īn ideal file name for me would be something like: 20100605-095714-365.CR2 for todays date at 9:57am and 14.365 seconds or something similar to this.
PHOTO RENAMER WITH MILLISECONDS PRO
Right now I use Digital Photo Pro for renaming as its quick, but still does not have the millisecond feature and I have to use a sequence number. I am wondering if I am missing a setting or something or is this just how bridge is?
The renaming feature of bridge is perfect except is reading the file system data of time created rather than from the file of time captured. Lightroom does use the exif data from the file when renaming and thus is correct, however it does not have the option of using the milliseconds for photos captured within the same second as bridge does. The import to library feature of lightroom drives me a bit batty as well as its just slower than bridge/ACR. I have both photoshop and lightroom but prefer to use bridge and adobe raw for the bulk on my organization, keywording, and simple process which does not need to be brought into photoshop. You can rename to date and time in hours and seconds although I'm not quite sure which time it defaults to, having never used a timing sequence for naming files! So if I downloaded the file the next day, it shows that day instead of the capture time and all the milliseconds are set to zeros.Ĭould you use the batch renaming option in the Library module, library menu? Pefect way to name files and never have a duplicate name.īridge uses the file system data of the creation time rather than the exif from the file. Rename my files in batch in bridge using the exif data in a raw file name the file by date, then time, then millisecond using the capture time as some files are shot within the same second.
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