okay josenildo, if you don't have exif support in your camera then you might want to rename files based on their timestamp, i do this with my camera because it also creates avis and wavs, by renaming them before editing the 'modification' timestamp of the files is the time they were created, i copy them to a temp directory using 'cp -a' and then run the attached one-liner in that directory, if you only have files with the one suffix of course then you won't need the bit about storing the suffix in varaible! i guess what i'm saying is look at the 'stat' and 'date' commands :)
bascule On Friday 05 Sep 2003 1:49 pm, Anne Wilson wrote: > On Friday 05 Sep 2003 3:16 am, Josenildo Marques wrote: > > > > My camera is a quasi-camera. It must be an old model. > > > > Don't bother, Todd. It's good enough as it is. > > > > > > That might be it, then. Still, I'd like to confirm that it > > > doesn't use exif headers. > > > > > > Todd > > > > OK, it is a Pretec DC-520 USB camera. I use GTKam to grab the pics. > > GTKam has an option I have just seen, a box to check and save exif > > data. I checked it, saved more pics but they don't seem to be any > > different from all the others. All the pics are saved with the .JPG > > extension. That's it. As I said, it's OK. > > Don't know if it helps, but some setting in kde lets you see an > enlarged thumbnail together with exif info when you hover over the > image. Example attached - note the exposure info. > > Anne -- 'Is it heroic to die like this?' said Conina. 'I think it is,' he said, 'and when it comes to dying, there's only one opinion that matters.' (Sourcery)
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