Img ShutterSpeed and EXIF:Exposure Time
Hello
Here is my renaming expression:
<DateTimeOriginal>-photos.jfg.free.fr-<Model>-<LensModel>-<FocalLength>mm-F<FNumber>-iso<PhotographicSensitivity>-<Img ShutterSpeed><EXIF:Exposure Time>-Flash<Flash>-<GPS Country Short><GPS State><GPS City>
The tags Img ShutterSpeed and EXIF:Exposure Time do not appear in the renamed file
Can you help me? Thank you very much.
Reply to #1:
Hello!
I see this too (Version 4.19). It's a bit of a conundrum as on my test file, the values of ShutterSpeed *and* EXIF:Exposure Time are both 1/24 (Aren *sometimes* displays the latter as "0.04" but the actual tag string seems to be the fraction).
The problem is that "1/24" contains a slash, which is not allowed for filenames.
So, this is a bit of a bug as Aren should ideally render such things as decimals. But we're kinda in the weeds with this one. ;)
So rephrase this as a bug report.
In the meantime, you can work around it with javascript like:
console.log (eval(item.ShutterSpeedValue))
As part of a JS renaming method.
Hello!
I see this too (Version 4.19). It's a bit of a conundrum as on my test file, the values of ShutterSpeed *and* EXIF:Exposure Time are both 1/24 (Aren *sometimes* displays the latter as "0.04" but the actual tag string seems to be the fraction).
The problem is that "1/24" contains a slash, which is not allowed for filenames.
So, this is a bit of a bug as Aren should ideally render such things as decimals. But we're kinda in the weeds with this one. ;)
So rephrase this as a bug report.
In the meantime, you can work around it with javascript like:
console.log (eval(item.ShutterSpeedValue))
As part of a JS renaming method.
Reply to #2:
Hi jfg,
I'd say try using <ExifTool:ShutterSpeed> (no spaces) and <ShutterSpeedValue> (no spaces). Those work for me in version 4.19 on Windows 11. And set the value in "Settings / Renaming / Replace unsupported with:" to whatever character you want to replace the / in for instance "1/1000" with. I use a dash, but it's up to you.
EDIT: <ExifTool:ExposureTime> (no spaces) also works for me. END EDIT
Good luck!
Best,
DF
Hi jfg,
I'd say try using <ExifTool:ShutterSpeed> (no spaces) and <ShutterSpeedValue> (no spaces). Those work for me in version 4.19 on Windows 11. And set the value in "Settings / Renaming / Replace unsupported with:" to whatever character you want to replace the / in for instance "1/1000" with. I use a dash, but it's up to you.
EDIT: <ExifTool:ExposureTime> (no spaces) also works for me. END EDIT
Good luck!
Best,
DF
Reply to #3:
<ExifTool:ExposureTime> (no spaces) also works for me.
thanks
JF
<ExifTool:ExposureTime> (no spaces) also works for me.
thanks
JF
Reply to #1:
What type of file are you working with? Which version of Advanced Renamer? If version 4.x, does the fields or similar fields exist on the Item Details panel?
For my test with an iPhone JPEG I have <ShutterSpeedValue> and <ExposureTime>, not <Img ShutterSpeed> and <EXIF:Exposure Time>.
This pattern works in my test:
<ShutterSpeedValue:replace:/:->_<ExposureTime>
Result:
1-50_0.02
What type of file are you working with? Which version of Advanced Renamer? If version 4.x, does the fields or similar fields exist on the Item Details panel?
For my test with an iPhone JPEG I have <ShutterSpeedValue> and <ExposureTime>, not <Img ShutterSpeed> and <EXIF:Exposure Time>.
This pattern works in my test:
<ShutterSpeedValue:replace:/:->_<ExposureTime>
Result:
1-50_0.02
Reply to #5:
Kim,
I missed the :replace modifier because the listing of "Available modifiers" is not sorted and I was in a hurry. ;)
Please sort that list alphabetically in the https://www.advancedrenamer.com/user_guide/v4/tag_modifiers page.
DF,
Once again your solution is more elegant. I completely overlooked the "Replace unsupported with" option as I've turned it off -- preferring to know exactly when a name like that needs addressing.
Regards,
Randy
Kim,
I missed the :replace modifier because the listing of "Available modifiers" is not sorted and I was in a hurry. ;)
Please sort that list alphabetically in the https://www.advancedrenamer.com/user_guide/v4/tag_modifiers page.
DF,
Once again your solution is more elegant. I completely overlooked the "Replace unsupported with" option as I've turned it off -- preferring to know exactly when a name like that needs addressing.
Regards,
Randy
Reply to #6:
It is kinda on purpose not to sort the tag modifiers by name. I wanted to group together related modifiers, so that :append and :prepend were next to each other. The same goes for :upper, :lower, and :titlecase. :replace is grouped together with :substr, :rsubstr, :insert, and :remove.
It is kinda on purpose not to sort the tag modifiers by name. I wanted to group together related modifiers, so that :append and :prepend were next to each other. The same goes for :upper, :lower, and :titlecase. :replace is grouped together with :substr, :rsubstr, :insert, and :remove.