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Change modification date to exif one
With this service menu you will be able to replace modification date of jpeg images by the date from exif informations.
So your images will be dated with the shoot date/hour and not the last modification date (rotated/resized...)
Requirement:
- the exif command line tool from http://sourceforge.net/projects/libexif
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Install:
- extract files
- copy the exifDate.desktop to
- ~/.kde/share/apps/konqueror/servicemenus/ for only one user
- /usr/share/apps/konqueror/servicemenus/ (as root) for all users
- restart konqueror
14 years ago
2006/09/02 0.4 add Russian translation (thanks to Serguey Khvatov)
2006/08/30 0.3 add Slovak and Czech translations (thanks to Jozef Riha)
2006/07/27 0.2 add German translation (thanks to sdolderer)
add tag 0x9003 in case 0x0132 is missing
2006/07/25 0.1 first release (JJL)
14 years ago
2006/09/02 0.4 add Russian translation (thanks to Serguey Khvatov)
2006/08/30 0.3 add Slovak and Czech translations (thanks to Jozef Riha)
2006/07/27 0.2 add German translation (thanks to sdolderer)
add tag 0x9003 in case 0x0132 is missing
2006/07/25 0.1 first release (JJL)
Mishy
13 years ago
Here is the hungarian translation:
Name[hu]=Az dátum és az idő beállítása az exif információ alapján ...
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kgyt
13 years ago
Name[hu]=Dátum és idő beállítása exif információk alapján...
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xbatob
14 years ago
Here the Russian translation for menu item
Name[ru]=Установить дату из данных exif...
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sdolderer
14 years ago
this is a script i have been looking for.
Thanks!
To get it working for me, i had to change the hex code in the grep statement from: "grep -m 1 0x0132" to "grep -m 1 0x9003".
(Tested with both, a Kodak digital camera and a Sony camera handy (w800i))
If you like, you can add the german translation:
Name[de]=Datum mit Exif Informationen abgleichen ...
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jjl
14 years ago
I've added your translation and updated the script to work with both tags.
The 2 cameras I've tested set both of them (Nikon E5200 & Panasonic DMCLX1) ... quite strange that yours do not :-?
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