In the case of your example filename, the filename appears to have been named for the time it was taken i.e YearMonthDay_HourMinutesSeconds. Then you will want to use one of these commands. For those that use Chocolatey, the Chocolatey exiftool package will add exiftool to the PATH and is a well maintained package There is also Oliver Betz's Alternative Exiftool build for Windows which includes an installer and is a bit more security friendly. Note that the CSV and log exports to the same location as the batch script, so you might like to store the script on a local drive in a folder called exiftool-QC.First you will probably want to rename the exiftool(-k).exe to just exiftool.exe and place it someplace in your PATH (see install exiftool-Windows). Assuming that external devices are mapped to the same drive letter every time, you can change the target directory from ".\data" to the drive letter, H:\ for example. It may be more useful to run this script on digital material stored on an external devices such as a USB or hard drive before acquisition. For example, including those fields for extracting metadata on AppleDouble system files or a corrupt TIFF file where the other metadata tags cannot be read excludes error messages in the log such as "Error: File format error" and "Warning: Bad format (30908) for IFD0 entry 0". Note: The ExifTool command can be altered to include additional information about each file such as filename and MIMEType, but note that this may minimise error messages. Used to check the history of a file, specifically whether it has been converted to TIFF from JPEG.
Should be blank if no layers are present. Can be used to indicate whether a file contains layers. Check with the photographer whether this data is accurate.Įxtracted from Photoshop layer information if present. The datetime is often manually set on a camera and may not update automatically based on timezone. May be used for cataloguing if trustworthy. Note that tags will not be included in the export if not present/no data. The following tags are included in the CSV export and should be checked against preferred specifications and guidelines. Exiftool -csv -r -DateTimeOriginal -LayerCount -ImageSourceData -Compression -HistoryParameters -BitsPerSample -XResolution -YResolution -ColorMode -ColorSpace -ColorSpaceData -ICCProfileName -ProfileDescription path\to\folder > exiftool-report.csv
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