https://bugs.kde.org/show_bug.cgi?id=474458
--- Comment #2 from Fabio Sirna <fa...@fabiosirna.com> ---
Hi Maik, thanks for the prompt reply. I see the preview and I think it is
great.
I try to explain what I mean with and example.
In the past I used exiftool to rename files and and adding the file dimension,
something like this:
20230912_21400_3000x2000_NIKOND80_000.jpg
20230912_21400_2000x3000_NIKOND80_000.jpg
and sometimes even with different dimensions
20230912_21400_1024x768_NIKOND80_000.jpg
20230912_21400_768x1024_NIKOND80_000.jpg
I'm manually curating the collection and instead of running exiftool to remove
it, I'm taking some time to review them and removing the dimensions, adding
metadata and so forth in digikam.
In my case if I want to remove in the example above the _3000x2000_ and
_2000x3000_ I have to:
1. Select images:
2. Right click, Rename... using this pattern [file]{replace:"3000x2000_","",r}
3. Click ok
4. Modal close
4. Right click, Rename... again using this patten
[file]{replace:"3000x2000_","",r}, modal close
5. Click ok
6. Modal close
7. Right click, Rename... again using this patten
[file]{replace:"1024x768_","",r}, modal close
...
until I finish removing all the dimensions.
Maybe there is a better way to automagically doing this with a super-regex
string, but I am a mere mortal without super command-line powers, and monkey
mode is safe. Slow but safe enough to allow me not to mess with my image
collection.
In any case, thanks I'll continue doing this manually.
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