The original files are not modified.Ĭan I urgently second Adam's comment. Lastly, I wish Capture One would support this important feature, just like Lightroom, via a handle. I chose to check if exiftool generates correct raw files.
Of course, many variations of this workflow can be preferred and implemented. Once done, and all is working, you can delete the adjustme and d2_adjustme directories. I do not remember at the moment if a specific refresh step is needed in Capture One, or not. Copy back the adjusted files to the directory of the Capture-1 catalog. Now you can check the integrity of these raw files, to be on a safe side. The timestamp of every raw file in d2_adjsutme will be set to the new EXIF time. The script will create a directory d2_adjustme and place all resulting files into this directory. Run the script, like this, to adjust by +1h, 10min and 15sec: %CMD% -r "-DateTimeOriginal>FileModifyDate" d2_%D1%įor example: copy your raw files to a directory named 'adjustme'. I am using the following script "adjtim.bat" to do the task with Adj all times by +/-Nh, and create each time a new directory the files with converted Set each file time stamp to the modified EXIF %1 is the time offset, give as +=time or %2 is a name of the input d2_%2 is the output TIM="+=9:54:00" (-=time or Point CMD to your location of the exiftool, direct *.exe, or the perl CMD=perl Note: -allDates is a shortcut %CMD% -createdate%TIM% -modifydate%TIM% -datetimeoriginal%TIM% %D1%
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