opkdates.blogg.se - Batch rename photos

The only thing the file name tells me is that the photo is in Fujifilm RAW format and nothing else. When I import a photo to Lightroom without changing the file name, this is what I see in my photo library:

Let me explain the reason I rename every single photo I bring to Lightroom. But few photographers use this option or even know of its existence. When you import new photos to Lightroom, you have the option to rename all the files during the import process. Why Do You Want to Rename Files in Lightroom?

Lightroom renames selected files based on instructions stored in the renaming template.

You click the Import button if you are in the Import Module, the OK button if you are in the Library Module, or the Export button if you are renaming files in the Export Module.

From the drop-down menu, you select the Renaming Template.

You access the File Renaming interface (in Import Module from Rename Panel, in Library Module by selecting Library > Rename File and in Export Module by opening the File Rename section).You select multiple files you want to rename.How to Rename Files in Lightroom – 5 Step Process Thank you very much for taking the time to read this and for any help you can give.The process of renaming multiple files in Lightroom, also known as batch renaming, is very similar no matter where you want to run the renaming process. I have attached two screen shots of the photo properties showing what I need. So the first photo to be converted will be *_01.jpg, the second *_02.jpg, etc.) (NOTE: the "_01" at the end is just the sequence number. So, for example, if the last "Modified" date is "" and the "Creation Date" is "" then I want the filename to be like this "_01.jpg". Because, many of the photos have been recently modified, so the date in the filename will be incorrect if I use Gwenview. I need the filename to be the "creation date" (which can be found in the photo properties under the "Meta Info" tab). But, the problem is that the last "Modified" date and the "Creation Date" is often different. Or just look at the first snap-shot attachment in this post). I know that Gwenview, with the KIPI plugin, can (under Plugins > Batch Processing > Rename Images) batch rename all the photos in one folder to the last "Modified" date (to see what I mean, right click a photo, click "Properties", look under the "General" tab and you have "Modified".

How can I rename multiple photos to their individual creation dates that are in their individual meta infos? I would like to know of a program (GUI preferably) that can rename multiple photos to the creation date in the meta data.