And especially for the purpose of generating this specific bulk rename batch file, I created the BSO-Exif-Tool. YYYYMMDD HHMMSS stands for the date/time when the picture was taken. However, you can batch rename the images in an album after arranging them to your liking and exporting image files using a file renaming preset. But I want to incorporate some image information in the new filename too. I would appreciate a tool or a command which can execute following naming rule: YYYYMMDD HHMMSS and depending on the safety level of the picture an '1S' for safe, a '2M' for moderate and a '3R' for restricted pictures. Within a batch file I can use a command like rename to rename a file. Step 3: Select all the files you want to rename. Step 2: Click on the View tab and select Details. So when I put the date/time information in the filename, I’ll have an easy way of determining duplicate files.Ī proven way of bulk renaming files is by using a batch file. Step 1: Open File Explorer and navigate to the files and folders you want to rename. With my digital camera I can’t take more than one picture per second, so files can’t be taken at exactly the same time (and date). Based on the name, the newest files must be the last files in the list. In the Bulk Rename Utility window, click on one of the image files in the right-pane, then go to the Actions menu and choose Select All, or just hit CTRL-A. To get rid of duplicate photos I want to sort all files with the Explorer. What I need is a tool to help me organize my photos, without having duplicate images.
Most images are stored in an unstructured way, somewhere on my NAS. At the moment of writing I’ve got a collection of about one terabyte of digital images. From that time on my collection of digital images only grew. The first time I took a photo with a digital camera was somewhere in 1998.
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