Adding YYYYMM to folder

[boredcollie]

Hi
I'm currently using the following command to sort my pictures:

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exiftool -P -d '%Y%m%d_%H%M%S' \
   '-filename<${FileModifyDate;s/(^\d{4}).*/$1/}/${FileModifyDate}_${ImageSize}%+.3c.%le' \
   '-filename<${CreateDate;s/(^\d{4}).*/$1/}/${CreateDate}_${ImageSize}%+.3c.%le' \
   '-filename<${DateTimeOriginal;s/(^\d{4}).*/$1/}/${Model}/${DateTimeOriginal}_${ImageSize}%+.3c.%le' \
   '-filename<${DateTimeOriginal;s/(^\d{4}).*/$1/}/${Model}/${DateTimeOriginal}_${ImageSize}_${Model}%+.3c.%le' \
   -r .


this organise the pictures in a tree like:

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2020
- NIKOND80
- iPhone 3GS
   - 20130519_164422_2048x1536_iPhone 3GS_000.jpg
- iPhone 4 ...


I'd like to add a date before the subfolder like

20130519 - iPhone 3GS

Reading this forum I did some test, trial and error and added -> #;DateFmt('%Y%m%d') like in this example, but without the expected result.

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exiftool -P -d '%Y%m%d_%H%M%S' \
   '-filename<${FileModifyDate;s/(^\d{4}).*/$1/}/${FileModifyDate}_${ImageSize}%+.3c.%le' \
   '-filename<${CreateDate;s/(^\d{4}).*/$1/}/${CreateDate}_${ImageSize}%+.3c.%le' \
   '-filename<${DateTimeOriginal;s/(^\d{4}).*/$1/}/${Model}/${DateTimeOriginal#;DateFmt('%Y%m%d')}_${ImageSize}%+.3c.%le' \
   '-filename<${DateTimeOriginal;s/(^\d{4}).*/$1/}/${Model}/${DateTimeOriginal#;DateFmt('%Y%m%d')}_${ImageSize}_${Model}%+.3c.%le' \
   -r .


I'd like also to add in the same command this one that I use for Fuji X100f that use RawImageFullSize instead of ImageSize.

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exiftool -P -d %Y%m%d_%H%M%S '-filename<${DateTimeOriginal}_${RawImageFullSize}_${Model}%+.3c.%le' -r .

Is there a way to have all of this in just 1 command?

Thanks for any help!

[StarGeek]

Since you're using single quotes to surround each tag copy, you need to use double quotes when quoting something inside the single quotes.  So the DateTimeOriginal part would be {DateTimeOriginal#;DateFmt("%Y%m%d")

For the part with RawImageFullSize, just repeat what you did for ImageSize but place it after the the image size lines.  When you assign a tag, subsequent assignments will override earlier assignments as long as the tag used exists.  As a simplified example
'-filename<${ImageSize}%+.3c.%le' '-filename<${RawImageFullSize}%+.3c.%le'
Since the RawImageFullSize part comes after the ImageSize part, it will have priority.  If RawImageFullSize doesn't exist, then the command falls back to using ImageSize.

[boredcollie]

Thanks!

It works. I'm wondering if there is a way to replace space in the filename for the model name. E.g

From this:

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20200308_121324_4160x3120_COOLPIX W100_000.jpg

To:

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20200308_121324_4160x3120_COOLPIX_W100_000.jpg

Just for future references and to help other folks:

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exiftool -P -d '%Y%m%d_%H%M%S' \
   '-filename<${FileModifyDate#;DateFmt("%Y")}/${FileModifyDate#;DateFmt("%Y%m%d")}/${FileModifyDate}_${ImageSize}%+.3c.%le' \
   '-filename<${CreateDate#;DateFmt("%Y")}/${CreateDate#;DateFmt("%Y%m%d")}/${CreateDate}_${ImageSize}%+.3c.%le' \
   '-filename<${DateTimeOriginal#;DateFmt("%Y")}/${DateTimeOriginal#;DateFmt("%Y%m%d")} - ${Model}/${DateTimeOriginal}_${ImageSize}%+.3c.%le' \
   '-filename<${DateTimeOriginal#;DateFmt("%Y")}/${DateTimeOriginal#;DateFmt("%Y%m%d")} - ${Model}/${DateTimeOriginal}_${ImageSize}_${Model}%+.3c.%le' \
   '-filename<${DateTimeOriginal#;DateFmt("%Y")}/${DateTimeOriginal#;DateFmt("%Y%m%d")} - ${Model}/${DateTimeOriginal}_${RawImageFullSize}_${Model}%+.3c.%le' \
   -r .


This command organise the pictures in a folder structure like in this example

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~/pictures/test/ ls -1
2016
2017
2018
2019
2020

~/pictures/test/ ls -1 2020
20200308 - COOLPIX W100
20201024 - COOLPIX W100
20201025 - COOLPIX W100
20201026 - COOLPIX W100
20201028 - COOLPIX W100
COOLPIX W100

~/pictures/test/2020/ ls -1 20200308\ -\ COOLPIX\ W100
20200308_121324_4160x3120_COOLPIX W100_000.jpg



[Phil Harvey]

It works. I'm wondering if there is a way to replace space in the filename for the model name. E.g

From this:

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20200308_121324_4160x3120_COOLPIX W100_000.jpg

To:

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20200308_121324_4160x3120_COOLPIX_W100_000.jpg

for this you can use ${model;tr/ /_/}

- Phil