Your photos contain EXIF data (Exchangeable Image File Format). This is information about the camera, lens and settings that were used when the photo was taken. In this video I show you how I search photos on my computer based on EXIF data. I’ll show you my script (exifcopy.py) that is easy to use and will find all photos from your computer that fulfill the criteria set by you. The photos are retrieved into a new folder so they will be easy to use. I will show you how to set up the system that I use and how to set the filter for searching for photos.
Chapters (click to jump):
00:00 EXIF-based search
00:39 Search automation
01:09 I made a tool
01:44 How to use my tool
02:47 Examples
03:25 Correct keywords
03:53 Questions?
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LINKS:
Download exifcopy.py: https://drive.google.com/file/d/1zUcw...
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