ReNamer - RAW Version?

Stefan · 2018-08-27 18:02

Hi Thomas, could you write more descriptive please?

Thomas wrote: >>I read a lot about regex,
That is the part we will do for you.
Would be better if we would have an example *.cr2 file from you,
but the output with the wanted information from 'exiv2.exe' might be sufficient.

Thomas wrote: >>The second solution
What do you mean? The PowerShell script? What did not work exactly?
But forget that for now, we will concentrate on ReNamer and PascalScript.

Thomas wrote: >>the output was generated.
And where is now the output for your wanted "[EXIF_Model]" information?
Is the line "Camera model : Canon PowerShot G10" what you want to have for your file name?

If yes, then I have modified the script from http://www.den4b.com/wiki/ReNamer:Scripts:Exiv2 for you:

const
  //The command line to get the output with the wanted information:
  EXE = 'exiv2.exe'; 

  //Wanted information here is "Camera model    : xyz" 

  //RegEx pattern for wanted information:
  TAG = 'Camera model\s*\:\s*(.*?)[\r\n]'; 
 
var
  Command, Output: String;
  Matches: TWideStringArray;  
 
begin
  Command := EXE+' "'+FilePath+'"';
  if ExecConsoleApp(Command, Output) = 0 then
  begin
    Matches := SubMatchesRegEx(Output, TAG, False);
    if Length(Matches) > 0 then
      FileName := Matches[0] + WideExtractFileExt(FileName);
  end;
end.

Untested because of no *.cr2 file at hand

And the string "Canon PowerShot G10" could be cut down too, if you tell us what you want.

HTH?

den4b · 2018-08-28 12:55

Thomas Magnum wrote:

den4b:
I tried it, but with your code nothing happens to the name. If I run the command "exiv2 -Pt -K Exif.Image.Model test.CR" the output was generated. Only if I use it in a "pascal script" it won't work.

I have just tried again and it works fine with ReNamer 6.9, exiv2 0.26, script as in the previous post, and a sample CR2 image shot with Canon PowerShot G10. Sample image downloaded from http://www.rawsamples.ch/index.php/en/canon.

You should try again with an isolated portable version of ReNamer and a single renaming rule. There appears to be something that you are missing or doing differently, but it is not clear from your description. See screenshots below.

Thomas Magnum · 2018-08-31 11:04

Hello,

ok, I started from scratch and did everythink following den4b's advice. With the result it works!
Now if I combined both scripts (Date nd Time and the Model) the Name would be change from:

"test.CR2" to: "Canon PowerShot G10 [2018-08-11]-[19-18-42] - .CR2"

For this I changed the "Date and Time Scrit to get rid of the initial script.
from:

var
DateTime: TDateTime;
begin
DateTime := FileTimeModified(FilePath);
FileName := WideExtractBaseName(FileName) +
FormatDateTime(' (dd-mmm-yyyy)', DateTime) +
WideExtractFileExt(FileName);
end.

to:

var
DateTime: TDateTime;
begin
DateTime := FileTimeModified(FilePath);
FileName := FormatDateTime(' [yyyy-mm-dd]-[hh-mm-ss] - ', DateTime) +
WideExtractFileExt(FileName);
end.

The last question is how can I change the order of the name? My final result should be:

"[2018-08-11]-[19-18-42] - [Canon PowerShot G10] 001.CR2".

The part to add add a number is clear fo me (Serialize), but I dont know how to change and format the the order. I guess this should be part of the pascal script.

Thomas

den4b · 2018-09-01 09:28

You could rearrange it after the fact, using Rearrange or Regular Expression rule. But it may be better to just adjust the script to insert the camera model tag in a different way.

Find the last line in the script:

FileName := UnicodeOutput + ' ' + FileName;

And change it to:

FileName := WideExtractBaseName(FileName) + UnicodeOutput + WideExtractFileExt(FileName);

This will insert the tag as suffix (before file extension) instead of as prefix.

By the way, if could also insert the last modified date using the Insert rule with ":File_DateModified:" meta tag, instead of using a script. The date format can be adjusted in the Settings > Meta Tags. That is just an alternative way.

Thomas Magnum · 2018-09-02 10:45

Hello den4b,

now I am close to my wish, thank you so for.
One last question. How can I format the String?

I now get this filename (including my third rule for serealizing):

 [2018-08-11]-[19-18-42] - Canon PowerShot G1001.CR2

I now want to format the part "Canon PowerShot G10" to "[Canon PowerShot G10] - ".
How can I add this to the script? I tried several versions from the formating part of the "Date / Time" script, but this is more try and error then testig with a systematic approach.

I would appreciate your help.

Your hint regarding the modify date I had found at the begining of my testing, but it only works for *.jpg files.

Best regards, Thomas

den4b · 2018-09-03 13:17

Thomas Magnum wrote:

I now want to format the part "Canon PowerShot G10" to "[Canon PowerShot G10] - ".

Change this line:

FileName := WideExtractBaseName(FileName) + UnicodeOutput + WideExtractFileExt(FileName);

To:

FileName := WideExtractBaseName(FileName) + '[' + UnicodeOutput + ']' + WideExtractFileExt(FileName);

The trailing dash can be added in the script (similar to the above), or as a separate Insert rule for a better readability.

Thomas Magnum wrote:

Your hint regarding the modify date I had found at the begining of my testing, but it only works for *.jpg files.

The last modified time is available for all files, it can be accessed via ":File_DateModified:" meta tag. You must have a used a different meta tag, which is available only for *.jpg files.

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