From a batch of 100s of images, how can I extract the "Image number" parameter of their respective EXIF info?
The images have been renamed to a new file name from the one given by the camera at the time of original picture taken - but I need to extract globally the original Image number, so I can sort/reconstruct the order as the images were actually taken.
Manualy, one-by-one, I know how to do it, but I am talking about 100s of images.
Extracting into a text file or inserting into the current file name would be fine.
EXIF data selective extraction
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Re: EXIF data selective extraction
Perhaps you can use batch rename, and use EXIF-Image IDT(r)opDude wrote:From a batch of 100s of images, how can I extract the "Image number" parameter of their respective EXIF info?
The images have been renamed to a new file name from the one given by the camera at the time of original picture taken - but I need to extract globally the original Image number, so I can sort/reconstruct the order as the images were actually taken.
Manualy, one-by-one, I know how to do it, but I am talking about 100s of images.
Extracting into a text file or inserting into the current file name would be fine.
Pierre.
Global extraction of Image name from EFIX
Please fix the above...
...I can include in the batch rename exotic parameters such as "exposure bias" and "white balance" from the EXIF data, but not the - probably one of the most essential parameter - original image file (=sequence) name or "Image name". Again, Image ID is not solving thi sproblem.
Thanks a lot!
...I can include in the batch rename exotic parameters such as "exposure bias" and "white balance" from the EXIF data, but not the - probably one of the most essential parameter - original image file (=sequence) name or "Image name". Again, Image ID is not solving thi sproblem.
Thanks a lot!
Re: Global extraction of Image name from EFIX
Could you send me a sample?T(r)opdude wrote:Please fix the above...
...I can include in the batch rename exotic parameters such as "exposure bias" and "white balance" from the EXIF data, but not the - probably one of the most essential parameter - original image file (=sequence) name or "Image name". Again, Image ID is not solving thi sproblem.
Thanks a lot!
Pierre.