darktable plugin
Like a lot of people I'm trying to get out of Lightroom. The discovery of darktable is amazing. It has a lot of interesting features. Openess is not its smallest quality.
This script allows to add exif info (from image file) to image information module following the exiv2 syntax (see dt "output metadata tags" in "metadata exportation"). Examples included in the script. Requires the exiv2 executable.
Assume that derived images are stored in a sub-folder of master images. They may have been created with another application.
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Group selected derived images to master
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Apply master images metadata to selected derived images
tested with Windows 10 64-bits and darktable 2.4.1
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Select the tag to be renamed through combobox
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Then rename the tag as in rename-tags
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View single tags (I want to keep only hierarchical tags)
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Delete single tags
tested with Windows 10 64-bits and darktable 2.4.1
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Export images to a selected folder
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Remove all development metadata
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Add wanted metadata using ExifTool
tested with Windows 10 64-bits and darktable 2.4.1
Not a plugin but an argument file for ExifTool. To be used after native file on disk export selected. It does the same job as "file on disk (Exif)" plugin but probably much faster.
Command line : path\exiftool.exe -@ path\ExifToolWeb.txt FILES
tested with Windows 10 64-bits
Not a plugin but an argument file for ExifTool. I use it to migrate images from LR to dt. In LR, I use hierarchical tags like places||| but I have also SubLocation (which goes to IPTC:Location). dt does not manage IPTC tags. With this argument file, Exiftool adds the location, when exists, to the hierarchical tags in XMP files generated by LR, giving: places|||| This way I don't loose the location. Command line : path\exiftool.exe -@ path\ExifLRLocation.txt FILES
tested with Windows 10 64-bits