Add Date Based on Sequence

Started by Rowan1002, May 10, 2020, 07:04:35 AM

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Rowan1002

#15
Hi Phil,

The warnings are:

Warning: Error creating symbolic link 'tmp/IMG_00130' - /Users/james/Pictures/EXIFTEST/IP6a/IMG_00129.JPG

Not sure why it didn't work?

Just a thought, could it be that before I ran your commands I renamed the files into a sequence IMG_00001, rather than their existing file names and format of IMG_7775 which is not really sequential as there are missing files in the sequence - hence why I changed it before running your commands to  to a brand new sequence?

Would that cause an issue for your commands?

Thanks, R

Phil Harvey

Either the file exists, or you don't have permission to create the file.  Make sure you have write permission to create the "tmp" directory in the current directory when you are running ExifTool.

- Phil
...where DIR is the name of a directory/folder containing the images.  On Mac/Linux/PowerShell, use single quotes (') instead of double quotes (") around arguments containing a dollar sign ($).

Rowan1002

#17
Hi Phil,

Should be no issue with permissions as my laptop & pics. So what I did is downloaded the pictures fresh from my harddrive. Then started the commands fresh. This time I get the below.

Couple of things to note - I ran all of the commands in the below order one after another on the same folder. One of the commands created some new files tagged as "IMG_xxxx - original", I deleted these new files and then ran the next command. And I'm not sure I am following you on the 'tmp' thing (should one of the commands be creating a new 'tmp' directory somewhere, if so where? As not sure I am following that bit of your instructions.

1. Result for Command: exiftool '-symlink<tmp/${filename;s/(\d+)/sprintf("%.5d",$1+1)/e;s/\.\w+$//}' DIR

1 directories scanned
0 image files updated
1129 image files unchanged
120 symbolic links created
1009 symbolic links could not be created

2. Result for Command: exiftool -tagsfromfile tmp/%f -createdate -if 'not $createdate' -fileorder filename DIR

1 directories scanned
876 files failed condition
30 image files updated
223 image files unchanged

3. Result for Command: exiftool -d '%Y%m%d-%H%M%S%%-03.c.%%e' '-filename<CreateDate' /Users/james/Pictures/IP4\ redownladed\ pics\ numbered/IP4

1 directories scanned
906 image files updated
223 image files unchanged

The Warning is as follows for the unchanged files:

Warning: No writable tags set from /Users/james/Pictures/IP4 redownladed pics numbered/IP4/IMG_00656.JPG

Again it looks like the unchanged files are a mix of screenshots and whatsapp received images.  I dropped all photos into Mac Photos and the outcome is that a bunch of those unchanged files end up in 7Jul2019 and a bunch end up in today's date...

Any ideas what to do next?

Thanks, Rowan

Phil Harvey

Hi Rowan,

Quote from: Rowan1002 on May 12, 2020, 09:49:35 PM
And I'm not sure I am following you on the 'tmp' thing (should one of the commands be creating a new 'tmp' directory somewhere, if so where?

In the current directory.

Quote1009 symbolic links could not be created

Then the links already exist.

Quote2. Result for Command: exiftool -tagsfromfile tmp/%f -createdate -if 'not $createdate' -fileorder filename DIR

1 directories scanned
876 files failed condition
30 image files updated
223 image files unchanged

Then either there weren't symlink files for the unchanged files, or they are not sequentially numbered, or the first number in the sequence doesn't have a CreateDate.

Quote3. Result for Command: exiftool -d '%Y%m%d-%H%M%S%%-03.c.%%e' '-filename<CreateDate' /Users/james/Pictures/IP4\ redownladed\ pics\ numbered/IP4

1 directories scanned
906 image files updated
223 image files unchanged

Yes.  Those were the files for which the createDate wasn't written.

- Phil
...where DIR is the name of a directory/folder containing the images.  On Mac/Linux/PowerShell, use single quotes (') instead of double quotes (") around arguments containing a dollar sign ($).

Rowan1002

Hi Phil,

Thanks for your ongoing support with this.

The files were all sequentially named so can't be that.

So that leaves only one of the other two reasons why they were unchanged I guess.

Any suggestions on how to proceed?

Thanks, Rowan

Rowan1002

Hi Phil,

I ran the command below on the unchanged files, not sure if that helps but the result was below.

Command: exiftool -a -G1 -s -time:all

Result: Rowans-MBP:~ james$ exiftool -a -G1 -s -time:all/Users/james/Pictures/IP4\ redownladed\ pics\ numbered/IP4/IMG_00723.JPG
Invalid TAG name: "time:all/Users/james/Pictures/IP4 redownladed pics numbered/IP4/IMG_00723.JPG"
No file specified

Not sure if this helps us to resolve this issue but thought I would try and get some more details.  The files were definitely sequentially ordered before I ran the commands.

Is there any way we can amend the command so that these files also get the date of the previous file in the sequence?

Thanks, Rowan

Phil Harvey

Quote from: Rowan1002 on May 13, 2020, 07:46:11 PM
Result: Rowans-MBP:~ james$ exiftool -a -G1 -s -time:all/Users/james/Pictures/IP4\ redownladed\ pics\ numbered/IP4/IMG_00723.JPG
Invalid TAG name: "time:all/Users/james/Pictures/IP4 redownladed pics numbered/IP4/IMG_00723.JPG"
No file specified

You forgot a space after -time:all

I suggest you pay attention to the warnings that the commands are giving.  These should give you an indication of why the files aren't being updated.

- Phil
...where DIR is the name of a directory/folder containing the images.  On Mac/Linux/PowerShell, use single quotes (') instead of double quotes (") around arguments containing a dollar sign ($).

Rowan1002

#22
Hi Phil,

Ok so have taken another sample (just 42 files), and ran the two commands.

See below the warnings that come from the commands.

Last login: Thu May 14 02:51:18 on ttys000
Rowans-MBP:~ james$ exiftool '-symlink<tmp/${filename;s/(\d+)/sprintf("%.5d",$1+1)/e;s/\.\w+$//}' /Users/james/Downloads/EXIFTest
    1 directories scanned
    0 image files updated
   42 image files unchanged
   42 symbolic links created
Rowans-MBP:~ james$ exiftool -tagsfromfile tmp/%f -createdate -if 'not $createdate' -fileorder filename /Users/james/Downloads/EXIFTest
Warning: Error opening file - tmp/IMG_1704
Warning: Error opening file - tmp/IMG_1712
Warning: Error opening file - tmp/IMG_1713
Warning: Error opening file - tmp/IMG_1714
Warning: Error opening file - tmp/IMG_1715
Warning: Error opening file - tmp/IMG_1716
Warning: Error opening file - tmp/IMG_1717
Warning: Error opening file - tmp/IMG_1718
Warning: Error opening file - tmp/IMG_1719
Warning: Error opening file - tmp/IMG_1720
Warning: Error opening file - tmp/IMG_1722
Warning: Error opening file - tmp/IMG_1723
Warning: Error opening file - tmp/IMG_1724
Warning: Error opening file - tmp/IMG_1725
Warning: Error opening file - tmp/IMG_1747
Warning: Error opening file - tmp/IMG_1749
Warning: Error opening file - tmp/IMG_1751
Warning: Error opening file - tmp/IMG_1752
Warning: Error opening file - tmp/IMG_1753
    1 directories scanned
   23 files failed condition
    0 image files updated
   19 image files unchanged


An example of one of the files is:

Rowans-MBP:~ james$ exiftool -a -G1 -s -time:all /Users/james/Downloads/EXIFTest/IMG_1715.PNG
[System]        FileModifyDate                  : 2014:09:02 23:41:21+01:00
[System]        FileAccessDate                  : 2020:05:14 03:05:29+01:00
[System]        FileInodeChangeDate             : 2020:05:14 03:02:52+01:00
Rowans-MBP:~ james$

Do you know why it might not be working?

While the file does have a filemodifydate, its not accurate as the sequence of photos are from 2012, hence why I am trying to give it the date of the picture before it in the sequence. Again, when I drop this file into Mac Photos it comes up as 7 Jul 2019.

Do you think what I am trying to do is potentially not possible?

Thanks, Rowan

Phil Harvey

Hi Rowan,

Take this warning for example:

QuoteWarning: Error opening file - tmp/IMG_1712

That symlink should have been created for the file /Users/james/Downloads/EXIFTest/IMG_1711.JPG or .PNG.  Does the image file exist?  If not, then that is the problem.  But if it does, then our symlink command isn't doing what I expect if tmp/IMG_1712 is missing.

- Phil
...where DIR is the name of a directory/folder containing the images.  On Mac/Linux/PowerShell, use single quotes (') instead of double quotes (") around arguments containing a dollar sign ($).

Rowan1002

Hi Phil,

Argh! You were right, before I ran the commands on that sample I forgot to rename the files to be in sequential order.

So today I got the same 42 files, renamed them into sequential order and tried the commands again.

Even stranger is that, even though these are the same 42 files as last time (taken fresh off harddrive), when you rename them into sequential order and run the commands, the Symlink doesn't work at all (see below).

No idea why that would be though....

Last login: Thu May 14 18:10:21 on ttys000
Rowans-MBP:~ james$ exiftool '-symlink<tmp/${filename;s/(\d+)/sprintf("%.5d",$1+1)/e;s/\.\w+$//}' /Users/james/Downloads/EXIFTestV2
Warning: Error creating symbolic link 'tmp/IMG_00043' - /Users/james/Downloads/EXIFTestV2/IMG_00042.JPG
Warning: Error creating symbolic link 'tmp/IMG_00042' - /Users/james/Downloads/EXIFTestV2/IMG_00041.JPG
Warning: Error creating symbolic link 'tmp/IMG_00041' - /Users/james/Downloads/EXIFTestV2/IMG_00040.PNG
Warning: Error creating symbolic link 'tmp/IMG_00028' - /Users/james/Downloads/EXIFTestV2/IMG_00027.PNG
Warning: Error creating symbolic link 'tmp/IMG_00034' - /Users/james/Downloads/EXIFTestV2/IMG_00033.JPG
Warning: Error creating symbolic link 'tmp/IMG_00033' - /Users/james/Downloads/EXIFTestV2/IMG_00032.JPG
Warning: Error creating symbolic link 'tmp/IMG_00027' - /Users/james/Downloads/EXIFTestV2/IMG_00026.PNG
Warning: Error creating symbolic link 'tmp/IMG_00025' - /Users/james/Downloads/EXIFTestV2/IMG_00024.PNG
Warning: Error creating symbolic link 'tmp/IMG_00031' - /Users/james/Downloads/EXIFTestV2/IMG_00030.PNG
Warning: Error creating symbolic link 'tmp/IMG_00019' - /Users/james/Downloads/EXIFTestV2/IMG_00018.JPG
Warning: Error creating symbolic link 'tmp/IMG_00020' - /Users/james/Downloads/EXIFTestV2/IMG_00019.PNG
Warning: Error creating symbolic link 'tmp/IMG_00032' - /Users/james/Downloads/EXIFTestV2/IMG_00031.PNG
Warning: Error creating symbolic link 'tmp/IMG_00026' - /Users/james/Downloads/EXIFTestV2/IMG_00025.PNG
Warning: Error creating symbolic link 'tmp/IMG_00022' - /Users/james/Downloads/EXIFTestV2/IMG_00021.PNG
Warning: Error creating symbolic link 'tmp/IMG_00010' - /Users/james/Downloads/EXIFTestV2/IMG_00009.JPG
Warning: Error creating symbolic link 'tmp/IMG_00036' - /Users/james/Downloads/EXIFTestV2/IMG_00035.JPG
Warning: Error creating symbolic link 'tmp/IMG_00035' - /Users/james/Downloads/EXIFTestV2/IMG_00034.JPG
Warning: Error creating symbolic link 'tmp/IMG_00009' - /Users/james/Downloads/EXIFTestV2/IMG_00008.JPG
Warning: Error creating symbolic link 'tmp/IMG_00021' - /Users/james/Downloads/EXIFTestV2/IMG_00020.PNG
Warning: Error creating symbolic link 'tmp/IMG_00023' - /Users/james/Downloads/EXIFTestV2/IMG_00022.PNG
Warning: Error creating symbolic link 'tmp/IMG_00037' - /Users/james/Downloads/EXIFTestV2/IMG_00036.JPG
Warning: Error creating symbolic link 'tmp/IMG_00024' - /Users/james/Downloads/EXIFTestV2/IMG_00023.PNG
Warning: Error creating symbolic link 'tmp/IMG_00038' - /Users/james/Downloads/EXIFTestV2/IMG_00037.PNG
Warning: Error creating symbolic link 'tmp/IMG_00007' - /Users/james/Downloads/EXIFTestV2/IMG_00006.JPG
Warning: Error creating symbolic link 'tmp/IMG_00013' - /Users/james/Downloads/EXIFTestV2/IMG_00012.JPG
Warning: Error creating symbolic link 'tmp/IMG_00014' - /Users/james/Downloads/EXIFTestV2/IMG_00013.JPG
Warning: Error creating symbolic link 'tmp/IMG_00008' - /Users/james/Downloads/EXIFTestV2/IMG_00007.JPG
Warning: Error creating symbolic link 'tmp/IMG_00040' - /Users/james/Downloads/EXIFTestV2/IMG_00039.PNG
Warning: Error creating symbolic link 'tmp/IMG_00012' - /Users/james/Downloads/EXIFTestV2/IMG_00011.JPG
Warning: Error creating symbolic link 'tmp/IMG_00006' - /Users/james/Downloads/EXIFTestV2/IMG_00005.JPG
Warning: Error creating symbolic link 'tmp/IMG_00005' - /Users/james/Downloads/EXIFTestV2/IMG_00004.JPG
Warning: Error creating symbolic link 'tmp/IMG_00011' - /Users/james/Downloads/EXIFTestV2/IMG_00010.JPG
Warning: Error creating symbolic link 'tmp/IMG_00039' - /Users/james/Downloads/EXIFTestV2/IMG_00038.PNG
Warning: Error creating symbolic link 'tmp/IMG_00029' - /Users/james/Downloads/EXIFTestV2/IMG_00028.PNG
Warning: Error creating symbolic link 'tmp/IMG_00015' - /Users/james/Downloads/EXIFTestV2/IMG_00014.JPG
Warning: Error creating symbolic link 'tmp/IMG_00002' - /Users/james/Downloads/EXIFTestV2/IMG_00001.JPG
Warning: Error creating symbolic link 'tmp/IMG_00016' - /Users/james/Downloads/EXIFTestV2/IMG_00015.PNG
Warning: Error creating symbolic link 'tmp/IMG_00030' - /Users/james/Downloads/EXIFTestV2/IMG_00029.PNG
Warning: Error creating symbolic link 'tmp/IMG_00004' - /Users/james/Downloads/EXIFTestV2/IMG_00003.JPG
Warning: Error creating symbolic link 'tmp/IMG_00018' - /Users/james/Downloads/EXIFTestV2/IMG_00017.JPG
Warning: Error creating symbolic link 'tmp/IMG_00017' - /Users/james/Downloads/EXIFTestV2/IMG_00016.JPG
Warning: Error creating symbolic link 'tmp/IMG_00003' - /Users/james/Downloads/EXIFTestV2/IMG_00002.JPG
    1 directories scanned
    0 image files updated
   42 image files unchanged
    0 symbolic links created
   42 symbolic links could not be created
Rowans-MBP:~ james$ exiftool -tagsfromfile tmp/%f -createdate -if 'not $createdate' -fileorder filename /Users/james/Downloads/EXIFTestV2
Warning: Error opening file - tmp/IMG_00015
Warning: Error opening file - tmp/IMG_00019
Warning: Error opening file - tmp/IMG_00020
Warning: Error opening file - tmp/IMG_00021
Warning: Error opening file - tmp/IMG_00022
Warning: Error opening file - tmp/IMG_00023
Warning: Error opening file - tmp/IMG_00024
Warning: Error opening file - tmp/IMG_00025
Warning: Error opening file - tmp/IMG_00026
Warning: Error opening file - tmp/IMG_00027
Warning: Error opening file - tmp/IMG_00028
Warning: Error opening file - tmp/IMG_00029
Warning: Error opening file - tmp/IMG_00030
Warning: Error opening file - tmp/IMG_00031
Warning: Error opening file - tmp/IMG_00036
Warning: Error opening file - tmp/IMG_00037
Warning: Error opening file - tmp/IMG_00038
Warning: Error opening file - tmp/IMG_00039
Warning: Error opening file - tmp/IMG_00040
    1 directories scanned
   23 files failed condition
    0 image files updated
   19 image files unchanged

StarGeek

Is tmp correct or shouldn't it be ./tmp?  I don't normally use linux type shells but I faintly remember having a problem like that in the past.
* Did you read FAQ #3 and use the command listed there?
* Please use the Code button for exiftool code/output.
 
* Please include your OS, Exiftool version, and type of file you're processing (MP4, JPG, etc).

Rowan1002

#26
Hi StarGeek / Phil,

I think you're right!!! I replaced the tmp with /tmp and it seems to have worked!!!

So I ran the below 4 commands:

Command 1 - Symlink:

exiftool '-symlink</tmp/${filename;s/(\d+)/sprintf("%.5d",$1+1)/e;s/\.\w+$//}' DIR

Command 2

exiftool -tagsfromfile /tmp/%f -createdate -if 'not $createdate' -fileorder filename -overwrite_original DIR

Command 3 - Rename Files

exiftool -d '%Y%m%d-%H%M%S%%-03.c.%%e' '-filename<CreateDate' DIR

Command 4

exiftool '-filemodifydate<createdate' DIR

Even though Screenshots get renamed to the correct date, in MAC Photos they end up in wrong date therefore Command 4 seems to correct this, as it seems Mac Photos uses filemodifydate to sort the pictures into dates.

Couple of Questions:

1. Once we replace the filemodifydate with createdate the files end up in Mac Photos in the correct date but should we add -p to prevent this getting messed up if the file is modified and the filemodifydate changes or would it not make a difference?

2. Is there any way to only make all of the above commands act only on the screenshot files and the files received by whatsapp (which include a mix of JPG and PNG files), and i.e. not make any changes to the files which were fine to start with (which were the ones actually taken on my Iphones)?

Phil Harvey

Quote from: Rowan1002 on May 14, 2020, 06:54:36 PM
1. Once we replace the filemodifydate with createdate the files end up in Mac Photos in the correct date but should we add -p to prevent this getting messed up if the file is modified and the filemodifydate changes or would it not make a difference?

You are setting the FileModifyDate at the last step, so adding -p to any of the command would have no effect.

Quote2. Is there any way to only make all of the above commands act only on the screenshot files and the files received by whatsapp (which include a mix of JPG and PNG files), and i.e. not make any changes to the files which were fine to start with (which were the ones actually taken on my Iphones)?

If you can identify these files by the metadata, then you can add a -if condition to all commands to avoid processing any files you want.

- Phil
...where DIR is the name of a directory/folder containing the images.  On Mac/Linux/PowerShell, use single quotes (') instead of double quotes (") around arguments containing a dollar sign ($).

Rowan1002

#28
Hi,

Ok will come back to the -IF potentially later.

So I ran the below two commands on a Directory of photos which includes many examples of the troublesome files (4 examples below), as you know the issue I have is with Screenshot images & images received in Whatsapp.

Command 1 - Symlink: exiftool '-symlink</tmp/${filename;s/(\d+)/sprintf("%.5d",$1+1)/e;s/\.\w+$//}' DIR

Command 2: exiftool -tagsfromfile /tmp/%f -createdate -if 'not $createdate' -fileorder filename -overwrite_original DIR

Tested Files (post commands)

File 1
Rowans-MBP:~ james$ exiftool -a -G1 -s -time:all /Users/james/Pictures/NEw/Iphone\ Photos/IMG_00485.JPG
[System]        FileModifyDate                  : 2020:05:15 22:26:11+01:00
[System]        FileAccessDate                  : 2020:05:15 22:28:11+01:00
[System]        FileInodeChangeDate             : 2020:05:15 22:28:10+01:00
[ExifIFD]       CreateDate                      : 2013:03:01 20:08:32

File 2
Rowans-MBP:~ james$ exiftool -a -G1 -s -time:all /Users/james/Pictures/NEw/Iphone\ Photos/IMG_00494.JPG
[System]        FileModifyDate                  : 2020:05:15 22:26:11+01:00
[System]        FileAccessDate                  : 2020:05:15 22:28:18+01:00
[System]        FileInodeChangeDate             : 2020:05:15 22:28:17+01:00
[ExifIFD]       CreateDate                      : 2013:03:20 15:15:36

File 3 (prior to CreateDate<FileModifyDate command mentioned below)
Rowans-MBP:~ james$ exiftool -a -G1 -s -time:all /Users/james/Pictures/NEw/Iphone\ Photos/IMG_01143.PNG
[System]        FileModifyDate                  : 2013:06:27 22:49:59+01:00
[System]        FileAccessDate                  : 2020:05:15 22:41:23+01:00
[System]        FileInodeChangeDate             : 2020:05:15 20:57:09+01:00

File 4
Rowans-MBP:~ james$ exiftool -a -G1 -s -time:all /Users/james/Pictures/NEw/Iphone\ Photos/IMG_00563.PNG
[System]        FileModifyDate                  : 2020:05:15 22:26:13+01:00
[System]        FileAccessDate                  : 2020:05:15 22:32:47+01:00
[System]        FileInodeChangeDate             : 2020:05:15 22:32:46+01:00
[PNG]           CreateDate                      : 2013:06:16 13:00:29

Result Analysis

File 1 & File 2: The first two files end up in MAC Photos correctly and they were Whatsapp files which have now been given CreateDate based on the previous file in the wider sequence of files. Mac used CreateDate to sort these two (which inconsistent with the 4th file I tested, see below, which used FileModifyDate).

File 3: Was also received on Whatsapp, however even after running the commands on the entire DIR, this one ends up with no Createdate, and then goes into Mac on date 7Jul19, which I don't understand because Mac Photos seems to use FileModifyDate in absence of Createdate to sort the pics, so surely it should end up in date 2013:06:27 22:49:59+01:00, instead it ends up in 7 JUL 2019.

So then I ran:

exiftool -if 'not $createdate' '-createdate<filemodifydate' /Users/james/Pictures/NEw/Iphone\ Photos/IMG_01143.PNG

Result was below which has given the file the CreateDate but changed the FileModifyDate to todays date. This shouldn't be an issue if Mac Photos is using CreateDate to sort photos which test on File 1 & File 2 shows, however when I drop this file into Mac it sorts it by FileModifyDate, i.e. today's date!?

Rowans-MBP:~ james$ exiftool -a -G1 -s -time:all /Users/james/Pictures/NEw/Iphone\ Photos/IMG_01143.PNG
[System]        FileModifyDate                  : 2013:06:27 22:49:59+01:00
[System]        FileAccessDate                  : 2020:05:15 22:41:23+01:00
[System]        FileInodeChangeDate             : 2020:05:15 20:57:09+01:00
Rowans-MBP:~ james$ exiftool -if 'not $createdate' '-createdate<filemodifydate' /Users/james/Pictures/NEw/Iphone\ Photos/IMG_01143.PNG
    1 image files updated
Rowans-MBP:~ james$ exiftool -a -G1 -s -time:all /Users/james/Pictures/NEw/Iphone\ Photos/IMG_01143.PNG
[System]        FileModifyDate                  : 2020:05:15 22:54:38+01:00
[System]        FileAccessDate                  : 2020:05:15 22:54:43+01:00
[System]        FileInodeChangeDate             : 2020:05:15 22:54:38+01:00
[PNG]           CreateDate                      : 2013:06:27 22:49:59+01:00

File 4: The last image is a screenshot. Even though it was subjected to the same commands, the screenshot ends up in Mac Photos based on the filemodifydate, and not createdate as per the other files.

Any idea how I correct for these two files ? I have no idea about the third one? Is the fourth one using FileModifyDate to sort rather than CreateDate because it is a PNG file or something? Do I need a command that says -IF PGN file replace FileModifyDate with CreateDate?

Kinda lost now on how to fix all this.....


Rowan1002

#29
Still trying to solve this! See below, in Mac Photos all of these files go in and sort by CreateDate, apart from the PNG file which goes in todays date...even though it's CreateDate is there and correct...I guess this proves PNG files sort by FileModifyDate even if there is a CreateDate present, while the rest of the files sort by CreateDate..

Update: Since running the below I changed the FileModifyDate to the same as the CreateDate using below command and now the file is sorting correctly.

exiftool '-filemodifydate<createdate'

So now I think that I need:

(1) to find some sort of command for the directory that will correct this for the rest of the directory, I'm thinking something like below??
exiftool -if '$filetype eq "PNG"' '-filemodifydate<createdate'

(2) to add something in the command that means the FileModifyDate doesn't change...

Last login: Sat May 16 00:19:29 on ttys000
Rowans-MBP:~ james$ exiftool -a -G1 -s -time:all /Users/james/Pictures/NEw/Iphone\ Photos/IMG_02335.JPG /Users/james/Pictures/NEw/Iphone\ Photos/IMG_02336.JPG /Users/james/Pictures/NEw/Iphone\ Photos/IMG_02337.JPG /Users/james/Pictures/NEw/Iphone\ Photos/IMG_02338.JPG /Users/james/Pictures/NEw/Iphone\ Photos/IMG_02339.JPG /Users/james/Pictures/NEw/Iphone\ Photos/IMG_02340.PNG /Users/james/Pictures/NEw/Iphone\ Photos/IMG_02341.JPG
======== /Users/james/Pictures/NEw/Iphone Photos/IMG_02335.JPG
[System]        FileModifyDate                  : 2020:05:15 22:26:38+01:00
[System]        FileAccessDate                  : 2020:05:16 00:42:31+01:00
[System]        FileInodeChangeDate             : 2020:05:15 22:26:38+01:00
[ExifIFD]       CreateDate                      : 2014:10:25 01:30:05
======== /Users/james/Pictures/NEw/Iphone Photos/IMG_02336.JPG
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