This wizard allows you to categorize your photos into different
folders according to a specified photo property (such as camera
model, star rating, keywords, author).
For example, you can put all photos shot with a Canon digital
camera into a folder named Canon, and those shot with a
Nikon digital camera into folder Nikon, and so on. See
below:
Selective categorization is also supported. This means, you can
choose to only output categories of your interest, instead of all
that are found (as shown in the above image).
This release has extensive support to Exif and IPTC metadata. These
metadata are accessed through a series of predefined macros, such
as
$EXIF_EXPOSURE_TIME and
$IPTC_CREATOR.
Now you can add watermarks to your photos like below:
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| Add Date Stamp |
Add Exif/IPTC Info |
Add GPS Info |
You can also use Exif/IPTC macros when renaming files using the
Rename File action. E.g. you can rename photos using the
below pattern, so that the new names contain the camera make and
name of the photographer:
| $EXIF_MAKE - $IPTC_CREATOR |
The new file names may look like:
Canon - Daniel Willey.jpg
Canon - Daniel Willey (2).jpg
Canon - Daniel Willey (3).jpg
NIKON - Steven Roche.jpg
Panasonic - David Lee.jpg
... |
BatchBlitz 3.0 lets you view photo metadata with the
Image
Properties dialog.
GPS info, if present, is also displayed. See below for an
example:
The thumbnail generator of BatchBlitz 3.0 is optimized. It is times
faster than that of the previous release.
Besides, you can now easily locate Exif-enabled images. As shown
below, thumbnails have a red "Exif" tag on the top-right corner if
the images have embedded Exif information:
