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Posted on 2011-09-07 10:08:03.561646-07 by manni1
exiftool, from XP to Win7
exiftool, from XP to Win7 Hello Phil, to copy the Exifs from RAW to JPG I use the following exiftool script:
exiftool -tagsfromfile ..%%d%%f.NEF --orientation --software -software="Photoshop Elements 7" -co +mment="mit PSE 7 erzeugt" -copyright="Manfred Stibaner" -ext JPG .
I use it for 2 years and it works as expected. Now I changed my Computer and my OS from XP to Windows 7. Under the same conditions the same statement brings an error message as:
"D:\bilder\RAW\2011\2011_05\converted>exiftool -tagsfromfile ..%d%f.NEF --orien tation --software -software="Photoshop Elements 7" -comment="mit PSE 7 erzeugt" -copyright="Manfred Stibaner" -ext JPG . Error: Error opening file - .../Kaiserstuhl-36-Karte.NEF Error: Error opening file - .../Kaiserstuhl-37.NEF 1 directories scanned 0 image files updated 2 files weren't updated due to errors"
It seems that the program doesn't find the NEF files. Do you have any idea about the difference from XYP to Win7 ? Best wishes Manfred
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Posted on 2011-09-07 12:58:45.089835-07 by exiftool in response to 13483
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Posted on 2011-09-10 09:39:30.175261-07 by manni1 in response to 13483
Re: exiftool, from XP to Win7
Problem is solved. I made a syntax error - which was executed by XP in he way I thougt to be ok. The pasrser of Win7 is more exact, so the error message came... The right code is:
exiftool -tagsfromfile ..%%\d%%f.NEF --orientation --software -software="Photoshop Elements 7" - +comment="mit PSE 7 erzeugt" -copyright="Name" -ext JPG .
The backslash was missing ;-)
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