ExifRenamer 2.1.1

tures are named like “pic0001.jpg” or other cryptic names. ExifRenamer reads the embedded date+time information and renames the picture to for example “2001-11-18_11-16-34.jpg” (YYYY-MM-DD_hh-mm-ss.jpg). This naming style lets you easily create a large photo library with the chance to sort your pictures in chronological order just by displaying it alphabetically sorted in the Finder. This naming style is recommended as other naming styles mostly dont’t provide this advantage!

ExifRenamer supports both 12h(+AM/PM) and 24h time formats, allows to add a pre- and/or suffix to the filenames (for example “Hawaii 2001-11-18_11-16-34.jpg”) and also provides a solution for renaming multiple files with an identical embedded date+time information.

ExifRenamer features since version 2.0 a lot of new features like file preview, fully customizable naming styles, time difference correction, automatic destination folder creation, file deletion, applying a different file creator id, forwarding renamed files to another applications, sequence counters and much more!

The automatic destination folder creation is especially useful for users who do make a lot of pictures. Each time you connect your camera to you computer, a new folder (for example with the name 2002-11-21_0001) is generated and the files are renamed and moved to this folder. This way you have an additional organization in your pictures.

What’s New in this Version
- ExifRenamer now is a UniversalBinary application and runs smoothly on both intel and PowerPC CPUs.
- Optimized the Exif data access routines.
- ExifRenamer now finally should handle multiple-file-actions without “forgetting” one or more files. This happended for example when called by Image Capture.
- It is now possible to change the file creation date of the image file to the date found in the Exif information. Thanks to Achim Kunz and Dan Babcock for this suggestion!
- Many more enhancements.

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