I am copying files with this command (OS W10)
exiftool -d "\%Y\%m\%d_%H%M_%S" "-filename<targetdir${createdate}${FileSequence;$_%=100;$_=sprintf('%02d',$_ )}_C5.%e" "sourcedir"
This created files e.g.
21_1536_2905_C5.ARW
21_1537_5506_C5.CR2
21_1538_0107_C5.JPG
etc.
(of course in directory 2020\09\)
Is it possible to dynamically assign the _C5 part (aka CamID) based on the value of the -model tag and a mapping table ?
For example:
-model tag CamID
EOS-1Ds Mark III _C2
ILCE-7RM3 _C5
Nexus 6P _C6
Desired result:
21_1536_2905_C5.ARW
21_1537_5506_C2.CR2
21_1538_0107_C6.JPG
Currently I am using a workaround based on multiple calls to exiftool with e.g. -if "$Model = 'ILCE-7RM3'" and hardcoding the CamID, in this case "_C5" in the command.
Bonus challenge :-)
For unknown models (tag value not in the table) _XX should be assigned.
There are a number of threads discussing this already. Here is one (https://exiftool.org/forum/index.php?topic=8980.0).
In your case you would use:
OTHER => sub { return "XX" },
- Phil
Thanks for the pointer! And for creating such a powerful tool!