DigicaMerge is a software tool used to merge directories of digital camera pictures. It is operated through the command line.
DigicaMerge is an easy-to-use commandline tool that is designed to merge directories of pictures captured with your digital camera. If you own a digital camera, then you know that your hard disk is most likely filled with directories of pictures with the same filenames. With DigicaMerge, you have the capability to merge the contents of these directories into a new tagged directory, which also renames all the images to ensure no filename clashes occur.
The utility also allows you to set your naming convention using a set of predefined variables or any recognized Exif tag that might be present in your picture. Using the software, you can also specify a pattern that selects specific files from directories.
Installation is straight forward: first, extract the software by typing "$ gzip -d digicamerge-x.xx.tar.gz | tar -xf - (where x.xx represents the personal version number). Next, go to the DigicaMerge directory by typing "$ cd digicamerge-x.xx". Finally, type "$ python setup.py install" to install the software.
To launch DigicaMerge, type "$ digicamerge" in your terminal and read the long help message that contains numerous examples. The app has been updated with a command line option that automatically eliminates duplicate pictures when merging directories, and the manual page is now included in the DigicaMerge package.
Overall, DigicaMerge streamlines the process of merging directories full of digital images effectively, and the personal naming convention options make it a useful tool for any digital photographer.
The utility also allows you to set your naming convention using a set of predefined variables or any recognized Exif tag that might be present in your picture. Using the software, you can also specify a pattern that selects specific files from directories.
Installation is straight forward: first, extract the software by typing "$ gzip -d digicamerge-x.xx.tar.gz | tar -xf - (where x.xx represents the personal version number). Next, go to the DigicaMerge directory by typing "$ cd digicamerge-x.xx". Finally, type "$ python setup.py install" to install the software.
To launch DigicaMerge, type "$ digicamerge" in your terminal and read the long help message that contains numerous examples. The app has been updated with a command line option that automatically eliminates duplicate pictures when merging directories, and the manual page is now included in the DigicaMerge package.
Overall, DigicaMerge streamlines the process of merging directories full of digital images effectively, and the personal naming convention options make it a useful tool for any digital photographer.
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