Simple command-line utility to shift the DateTaken EXIF metadata (ID 36867) of Jpeg images by a number of hours.

None

• libgdiplus
• libc6-dev

None? Using runtime.osx.10.10-x64.CoreCompat.System.Drawing

Currently targeting .NET 5.

• > .\build.ps1 (RID "win-x64" is the default)

⚠ This application currently does not work on Unix-based systems because of this bug.

• > ./build.sh --rid="linux-x64"

⚠ This application currently does not work on MacOS systems because of this bug.

• > ./build.sh --rid="osx-x64"

⚠ In order to debug you need to find/replace $(RID) and replace it with the current operating system's RID that you're targeting. See the full list of runtime identifiers (RIDs) here: https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/dotnet/core/rid-catalog

Create a self-contained release for a certain RID:

• > .\build.ps1 --target=Publish (RID "win-x64" is the default)

• > chmod +r build.sh
• > ./build.sh --target=Publish --rid="linux-x64"

• > chmod +r build.sh
• > ./build.sh --target=Publish --rid="osx-x64"

NOTE: See the full list of runtime identifiers (RIDs) here: https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/dotnet/core/rid-catalog

Check Releases on Github for the pre-compiled release for your operating system. If your specific release isn't pre-built, pull down the code and build it locally.

• -h, --hours

  • Will shift all image DateTaken EXIF metadata found in the current directory and all subdirectories by a number of hours. The default value is 12.
  • Ex:
    • -h 5
    • -h -2

• -c, --currentDirectoryOnly

  • Flag for only searching the current directory, NOT subdirectories. The default is false (subdirectories WILL be searched.)

• -l, --logLevel

  • Flag to control the log level of the application. Default: Info. Acceptable values: Debug, Info, Warn, Error

• -q, --quiet

  • Flag for showing any output or waiting to press any key to exit. Program will run and exit immediately without any output. Log level is ignored.

• --help

  • Displays help screen.

• --version

  • Displays version information.

While importing pictures scanned with the Epson FastFoto FF-640 to Google Photos, I noticed that the DateTaken EXIF metadata was defaulted to a time of 00:00, but that the Date was correct. When uploaded to Google Photos, it thought that the Time Zone was Central, which meant that all of the photos were showing a taken date of the previous day. Windows doesn't seem to let you modify the time of the DateTaken value, so this was my quick solution.

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