pictor-rename - rename pictures sensibly, prepending the timestamp in YYYY-MM-DD_HH:MM:SS__* form

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pictor                                             19 May 2013                                  pictor-rename(1)

       The pictor-rename utility is useful for renaming pictures, in the order of their creation timestamps.

       If  you perfectly synchronize the embedded clock on each of several cameras, you can use pictor-rename to
       conveniently combine and interleave pictures from these cameras.

       This utility will attempt to use exiftool(1) to read the file  creation  time  from  the  picture's  exif
       headers.  If that fails, then it will use the file modification time as specified by stat(1).

       pictor-rename - rename pictures sensibly, prepending the timestamp in YYYY-MM-DD_HH:MM:SS__* form

stat(1), exiftool(1)

pictor-unloadFILE1[FILE2FILE3FILE4...]