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 shootShifter - 2.0Redate and rename folders of images based on EXIF-data or finder-dates. |
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excellent 
- Version: 1.1.1, 8/2/2009 06:54AM PST
hnevers--2008
Use for synchronizing the EXIF data of 2 cameras used during vacation. Job was completed 5 mn after download. Thanks a lot to the developer.
Doesn't always find EXIF data 
- Version: 1.0.3, 10/26/2008 06:14AM PST
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rturnbull
I tried to use shootShifter to reset the Finder date to the EXIF data on a bunch of photos. shootShifter claimed there was no EXIF data in the photos and was unable to process them. However, the photos clearly have EXIF data attached as verified by exiftool and other programs. I also found the interface non-intuitive.
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- Doesn't always find EXIF data
Very useful for digital photographers! - Version: 1.0.1, 9/2/2008 10:08AM PST
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george96--2008
Helpful application to recover the Finder's date settings for photos that have been modified by other programs. Many programs supplied by camera manufacturers set the Finder date to the date and time of the download instead of the original EXIF data. This utility can set the original creation date and the date of the last modification back to the time stamp of the original shooting.
In addition pics can be renamed by attaching a number suffix in order of their creation date, so pics taken with different cameras get into their correct sequence of production.
In addition pics can be renamed by attaching a number suffix in order of their creation date, so pics taken with different cameras get into their correct sequence of production.
