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shootShifter 2.5.1

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Jan-Sebastian Schliemann

shootShifter helps to redate and rename complete folders of images based on the EXIF data or Finder dates. With the preview timeline its quite easy to synchronize several folders that were taken with differing camera dates.

What's New

Version 2.5.1:

[fix] fixed ugly timezone-bug in the "Transfer EXIF-tag changes to existing XMP-data"-option: in some situations it was possible that the timezone for the XMP-dates was "off" by 1 hour (daylight saving time was not always accounted for correctly)
[fix] improved smooth-scrolling/scrolling with inertia in the timeline-view for users with trackpads or Magic Mouse or the like

Requirements
PPC / Intel, Mac OS X 10.4 or later.

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Jako reviewed on 08 Dec 2011

Nice concept for sorting the images

[Version 2.5.1]

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Guntis commented on 31 Aug 2010

If only this app would rename jpg files to their date and timeâ€¦ I really don't understand why there is counter after date if there could be HH.mm.ss or HHmmss. That would make this tool for me perfect. Now I still have to use some other software to rename photos to their EXIF date and time. (For example, 20050701_184621.jpg)

[Version 2.5.1]

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(developer) replied on 02 Sep 2010

Please look inside the preferences: On the "Imagenames"-tab it is possible to customize the existing rename-tamplates or even add completely new ones.
This way its possible to get your desired names: just drag and reorder the elements the way you want to.

stongey reviewed on 02 Jul 2009

This app is great! I use it get the time/date right when I make panoramas. Just drag the finished panorama JPG next to the last source photo and presto.

I would like to see it able to handle individual photos, however. I'm now trying to match up a series of photos from one camera that (for some reason) wasn't recording EXIF and interleave them with pics from two other cameras. I essentially had to put each no-EXIF picture in its own folder so I could get them all lined up individually. Luckily Folder Splitter (http://www.macupdate.com/info.php/id/23175/folder-splitter) does just that.

Thanks to the dev for this one!

[Version 1.1]

Handycam reviewed on 24 Jul 2008

Does what it says.

Too bad it only does folders of images, I'd love to be able to drag a group of images (i.e. a subset of a folder) to the app for renaming/processing.

Further, I'd love to see the ability to sort images processed into subfolders by date or other criteria.

But these requests aside, a nice app and the price is right.

[Version 1.0.1]

thanar commented on 07 Jan 2008

shootShifter is an excellent tool! I had a few hundred pictures taken in a different time zone and shootShifter shifted the time for me in no time! Excellent utility!

If only it would re-date the movies' Finder information as well...

[Version 1.0b9]

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Tice commented on 24 Nov 2007

Hmm.., doesn't work with Leopard. It displays the folder name but not the JPGs inside. No thumbs, no option to edit though. : (

I wanted to erase all Exif-data (or at least set the date to some 2012 year or so..

[Version 1.0b8]

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(developer) replied on 25 Nov 2007

At the moment shootShifter only uses the EXIF-creationdate ("date and time of original data generation") as the EXIF-datesource.
Images that only have an EXIF-modificationdate ("file date and time") are treated like images without EXIF-tag. And these are ignored with the default settings.
You can try the option "use finderdate as datesource" in the Preferences instead. But it will only change the finderdates and not the EXIF-modificationdate of these images.

The next beta should improve this ... i hope to have it ready soon.

surfacemarking replied on 29 Nov 2007

I've exported a load of photos from 2002 to watch on the Wii Photo Channel and naturally everything has been dated the day of export and i'd like to re-date them to accordance of year. Can ShootShifter modify the image date? Thanks!

(developer) replied on 30 Nov 2007

Try it, and tell me ... :-)
At the moment I just know of problems with certain images (with included XMP-data) using Leopard.
With these images the changes are not saved and you get an error message instead.

I hope to have a new beta ready next week, which should also significantly improve the workflow.