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AppleScript to Automatically identify Sequences

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  • Rick Allen
    WOW EPIC ERIC

    It wont compile for me on the date lineset no_date_info_D to (date "Thursday, January 1, 1970 at 12:00:00 AM")

    But for now I'm enjoying just reading your level of de-bugging code 😄
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  • Eric Valk
    [quote="rapdigital" wrote:
    WOW EPIC ERIC

    It wont compile for me on the date lineset no_date_info_D to (date "Thursday, January 1, 1970 at 12:00:00 AM")

    But for now I'm enjoying just reading your level of de-bugging code 😄


    Thanks!! It's a localisation issue that I experienced before when working with seanmurp. That line is trying to set a date for January 1,1970.

    Replacing that line with this one worked:


    set no_date_string to "01/01/70"
    set no_date_info_D to (date no_date_string)

    If you want to customize it for some other camera, take a few burst mode and bracket shots, and evalaute the image files like this, and you will see what the EXIF indications are for the various working modes. Once you have the tag number of the key EXIF tags, you can use those numbers in the script.

    exiftool -D -G /Volumes/SSD_ss1/evSSD/Photos/2011\ QoV\ Nov/P1020116.RW2
    or
    exiftool -D -G /Volumes/SSD_ss1/evSSD/Photos/2011\ QoV\ Nov/P1020116.RW2 | grep -i bracket
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