That’s the date in a readable format that also sorts chronologically, a short descriptive phrase about the photo contents, and the time accurate to one second. It works equally well with other Raw files or JPEGs.) (The ORF extension is because I use Olympus Raw files. bike ride in Vernon, France-12h42m09.ORF Within seconds or minutes, all the files are renamed with useful filenames. Then I drag and drop the files onto ExifRenamer’s little window: When I import a batch of files from a memory card, before doing anything else, I open ExifRenamer and type a useful descriptive phrase for the batch into the “Prefix” field (first screenshots). You can do this in ten determined minutes.Īnd the so-called “Styles” that determine how the filename is arranged: Don’t worry about what any of it means for now. Here are all of my set-up screens as a good, general-purpose starting point. The difficulty is setting up all of this.
#USING EXIFRENAMER FREE#
With a free little app called ExifRenamer, which I discovered a couple of years ago, you can make your filenames never repeat, always sort in chronological order, and contain useful metadata that will be forever human-readable and attached to your photos. Camera filenames are not a great long-term plan. I think you should take this opportunity to revamp your workflow.
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