On 2009-07-27 22:41, jeremy jozwik wrote:
sorry if this is not within the scope of the debian user list. but im
stuck in a rut. im running exiftool to copy exif data from my jpg
files to my converted raw files.
individually i am running
./exiftool -TagsFromFile jpg.jpg raw.jpg
Why are you in /usr/bin?
Also, raw.jpg?
but i have a folder loaded with .jpg files and this could take a day
or two. im sure there is some way of scripting this.
i need to scan one folder for .jpg files and import there exif data
from the same named file in another folder. im not much of a scripter
or a coder so im hoping someone on this list could help me automate
this process.
for i in *.jpg; \
do \
bn=$(basename "${i}" .jpg) \
echo "${bn}" \
done
Replace the echo statement with appropriate exiftool command.
thank you very much anyone who can help, and sorry for improper
posting if i am doing so
As long as you're not using The Distro Which Shall Not Be Named...
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