images Date Taken Format in copy / move

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sk2107
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images Date Taken Format in copy / move

Post by sk2107 »

Hello,

in Advanced Move to folder

Old Format: DSC00136.jpg
New Format: F#$date-taken:#DSC00136.jpg

New Filenames:F#128796916660000000#DSC00136.jpg

How can I make it F#2009-02-21_15-07-46#DSC00136.jpg

where 2009-02-21 15:07:46 is the actual Date taken

Thanks
void
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Re: images Date Taken Format in copy / move

Post by void »

Please try the following new format:

F#<FORMATFILETIME:$date-taken:,"yyyy-MM-dd_HH-mm-ss">#DSC00136.jpg

FORMATFILETIME
Date formatting
sk2107
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Re: images Date Taken Format in copy / move

Post by sk2107 »

Thanks a lot.

Best Regards
sk2107
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Re: images Date Taken Format in copy / move

Post by sk2107 »

Is there a way to filter if the date modified is not equal to the date taken?

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sk2107
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Re: images Date Taken Format in copy / move

Post by sk2107 »

I think this datetaken:!=datemodified: will do it if I am not wrong.

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void
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Re: images Date Taken Format in copy / move

Post by void »

The following will show files where the date taken and date modified as FILETIMEs differ:

datetaken:!=datemodified:



To compare as seconds:

$datetaken:/10000000!=$datemodified:/10000000
sk2107
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Re: images Date Taken Format in copy / move

Post by sk2107 »

Thanks a lot and best regards
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