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Is it possible to implement the following:
Get a list (a text file or several text files) with file names and paths up to them, compiled from the value of the -XMP-x:XMPToolkit? Folder with subfolders.
For example:
Image :: ExifTool 10.60 - exiftool.txt
Adobe XMP Core - adobe.txt
And within these files list of files with paths to photos that have certain values -XMP-x:XMPToolkit

Quote from: Newsky on August 08, 2017, 05:54:23 AM
Is it possible to implement the following:
Get a list (a text file or several text files) with file names and paths up to them, compiled from the value of the -XMP-x:XMPToolkit? Folder with subfolders.
For example:
Image :: ExifTool 10.60 - exiftool.txt
Adobe XMP Core - adobe.txt

Sure.

exiftool -p "$xmptoolkit - $filename" -r DIR

QuoteAnd within these files list of files with paths to photos that have certain values -XMP-x:XMPToolkit

Something like this?:

exiftool -p "$xmptoolkit - $filename - $directory" -r -if "$xmptoolkit =~ /^ExifTool/" DIR

- Phil

Apparently, I'm doing something wrong. No list appears
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What is the value of the xmptoolkit tag? My guess is it doesn't match the regular expression ^ExifTool.

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(http://s019.radikal.ru/i610/1708/d1/a1c14f8d0114.png) (http://radikal.ru)

But I want to get a list (or separate lists), depending on the value of the field XMPToolkit

That's easy. For the first ones, use ExifTool instead of ^ExifTool in the command Phil gave you, for the second, use Adobe.

That should do the trick.

Phil, Hayo Baan, thank you very much for your help!
It worked, but it's not exactly what I need ...
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I'm very ashamed that I do not know English, so it's hard for me to explain what I really want to do. But I will try.

There are a number of photos that are inside the folders, some have the value Image :: ExifTool 10.60, some Adobe XMP Core 5.6-c128 79.159124, 2016/03/18-14:01:55, and maybe others. I want to specify a folder and on the output receive a text file in which there will be a list of photos with full paths.
Roughly the following:

Image :: ExifTool 10.60:
D:\photo\Mobile\Camera\2017\08\2017-08-03 11-53-56.jpg
D:\photo\Mobile\Camera\2017\08\2017-08-03 11-54-00.jpg
D:\photo\Mobile\Camera\2017\08\2017-08-03 11-54-29.jpg
D:\photo\Mobile\Camera\2017\08\2017-08-04 15-25-25.jpg
D:\photo\Mobile\Camera\2017\08\2017-08-04 15-25-33.jpg
D:\photo\Mobile\Camera\2017\08\2017-08-04 22-45-59.jpg
D:\photo\Mobile\Camera\2017\08\2017-08-04 22-59-35.jpg
D:\photo\Mobile\Camera\2017\08\2017-08-05 16-09-43.jpg
D:\photo\Mobile\Camera\2017\08\2017-08-05 16-10-13.jpg
D:\photo\Mobile\Camera\2017\08\2017-08-05 16-32-17.jpg

Adobe XMP Core 5.6-c128 79.159124, 2016/03/18-14:01:55:
D:\photo\Mobile\Camera\2017\08\2017-08-03 11-53-56.jpg
D:\photo\Mobile\Camera\2017\08\2017-08-03 11-54-00.jpg
D:\photo\Mobile\Camera\2017\08\2017-08-03 11-54-29.jpg
D:\photo\Mobile\Camera\2017\08\2017-08-04 15-25-25.jpg
D:\photo\Mobile\Camera\2017\08\2017-08-04 15-25-33.jpg
D:\photo\Mobile\Camera\2017\08\2017-08-04 22-45-59.jpg
D:\photo\Mobile\Camera\2017\08\2017-08-04 22-59-35.jpg
D:\photo\Mobile\Camera\2017\08\2017-08-05 16-09-43.jpg
D:\photo\Mobile\Camera\2017\08\2017-08-05 16-10-13.jpg
D:\photo\Mobile\Camera\2017\08\2017-08-05 16-32-17.jpg


Or, get a few text files (preferably) inside which will be the same pictures with full paths. In one text file only photos with data Image :: ExifTool 10.60, in the second only with data Adobe XMP Core 5.6-c128 79.159124, 2016/03/18-14:01:55 and so on.

All I need is to find out what photos I have processed in ExifTool, but for some reason they are not saved in Lightroom and Lightroom does not report that these photos are "changed by a third-party program." Plus to this, Geosetter, displays photos that are processed by ExifTool in this way:
(http://s41.radikal.ru/i091/1708/10/0e2e3e34ad63t.jpg) (http://radikal.ru/big/ugsjcfxbzldey)

Quote from: Newsky on August 10, 2017, 03:34:07 AM
I want to specify a folder and on the output receive a text file in which there will be a list of photos with full paths.

You can do this, but you need to run a separate command for each XMPToolkit:

exiftool -p "$directory/$filename" -r -if "$xmptoolkit =~ /ExifTool/" DIR > exiftool_files.txt

QuotePlus to this, Geosetter, displays photos that are processed by ExifTool in this way:

Did you ask the Geosetter author (Friedemann Schmidt) about this?  He should be able to fix it.  I have not been able to reproduce this problem. (https://exiftool.org/forum/index.php/topic,4361.msg41509.html#msg41509)

- Phil

Already something is happening! But the file is unfortunately empty

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It looks like you ran this command:

exiftool -p "$ directory / $ filename" -r -if "$ xmptoolkit =~ / ExifTool /" d:\photo\Mobile\Camera> exiftool_files.txt

But you should have done this:

exiftool -p "$directory/$filename" -r -if "$xmptoolkit =~ /ExifTool/" d:\photo\Mobile\Camera> exiftool_files.txt

- Phil

Again and again, Big, thank you very much, Phil! Everything works perfectly!