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Batch processing is the automated editing of photos or metadata through the use of scripts or recorded actions.
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How can I incrementally date photos?
@junkyardsparkle solution, which was initially the only one I was able to work with:
This requires creating a batch file, because of the commands involved. …
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How can I incrementally date photos?
I have a collection of photos that have no date information. They have no Exif data, and the file modification dates are all identical. The only sequence is in the file name: image-0001.jpg, image-000 …
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