Rename images on import
based on the QR code (multiple images will add a number to the end of the
QR code data)
Add the QR data to the
EXIF comments field
Create a new sub catalog
based on QR code data
The current QR
code commands codes handled are:
(new
subevent under top-level event)
*S
new subevent 01, 02, ...
*S3
new subevent with 3 digit numbering: 001, 002, 003,
...
This works for *S1 thru *S9. Really only needed if you know you will
exceed 99 subevents.
*S=name
new subevent with specific name (re-used if already
exists)
*S=name##
new subevent with specific name numbered in order:
name01, name02, name03
This will always create the new subevent and never reuse an existing subevent
Any number of digits can be specified, e.g. #### or #####
Subevent numbering can be specified anywhere in string, e.g.
*S=prefix####suffix
Note
that all of the basic commands use a capital S
Export images and retain catalog structure as the folder structure.
1. Create a digital media package and add %catalogname% to the end of the destination folder path.
2. Use The batch option with the settings below to process all the image in the catalog.
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