Hi there
Can someone please remind me how to geotag a folder of images with a csv file that contains geotags in WGS84 decimal degrees. Image name on the csv matches the image name of jpg
I seem to recall its:
exiftool -geotag geotags.csv imagefoldername
where geotags.csv
Do I then need to tell it the output folder?
Thanks in advance!
Your command will modify the files in imagefoldername, preserving the originals with "_original" added to the name. To leave the originals alone and output the modified files to a different folder, use -o differentfolder/
See here (https://exiftool.org/geotag.html#CSVFormat) for details about the CSV file format.
- Phil
Quote from: Phil Harvey on August 22, 2024, 06:34:29 AMYour command will modify the files in imagefoldername, preserving the originals with "_original" added to the name. To leave the originals alone and output the modified files to a different folder, use -o differentfolder/
See here (https://exiftool.org/geotag.html#CSVFormat) for details about the CSV file format.
- Phil
Hi Phil, thanks - where would the -o go in the syntax?
You can put it anywhere except between another option and its argument (if it has one).
- Phil
From your example command, you couldn't place it between
-geotag geotags.csv
It's usually easiest to add new options to the end of the command.