ImageSorter
Posted: Wednesday 1st December 2021 8:48am
One of my hobbies is photography. Over the years I've taken tens of thousands of photos. Most of them I had stored on my web server until a few years back when I took it off line after a motherboard failure. I recently restored the database and got the photo gallery working again. But now I had a few thousand photos to sort through and upload onto the gallery. And since my gallery is organized by events (aka Christmas 2020, Toronto 2019, etc), and I'm combining multiple cameras worth of photos, I'd have a lot to go through. So I wrote this program in stead.
This program will sort through all your JPG images and then create a copy (or if you wish a symbolic link) of the images and stored in a directory hierarchy based on the EXIF creation date. Thus if you took a photo on Christmas day last year and set the destination to be in your Pictures directory, it would place the photo in ~/Pictures/2020/12/25. The program can also cascade through a given source directory to find all photos with its sub directories.
You can find and download this project on my Github page: ImageSorter
The latest copy of the project can be downloaded by clicking on the green Code button and then clicking on Download Zip.
This program will sort through all your JPG images and then create a copy (or if you wish a symbolic link) of the images and stored in a directory hierarchy based on the EXIF creation date. Thus if you took a photo on Christmas day last year and set the destination to be in your Pictures directory, it would place the photo in ~/Pictures/2020/12/25. The program can also cascade through a given source directory to find all photos with its sub directories.
You can find and download this project on my Github page: ImageSorter
The latest copy of the project can be downloaded by clicking on the green Code button and then clicking on Download Zip.