<code>I have a related syntax question now:
What I want to do is copy exif data from pictures that are
spread amongst several directories, all branching from a
common root. The target files (to receive the exif data)
are named identically to the source files, but all reside in
a single directory.
In other words:
C:\dir1\file1.jpg
C:\dir2\file2.jpg
contains EXIF data that I want copied into the files
D:\dirx\file1.jpg
D:\dirx\file2.jpg
I could do
exiftool -tagsfromfile c:\dir1\%f.jpg -ext jpg d:\dirx
exiftool -tagsfromfile c:\dir2\%f.jpg -ext jpg d:\dirx
to accomplish my goal, but since I've got 50+ directories
for the source exif data, I'd like to find a way to
automate this. I tried a few variations on the -r option,
but had no luck.
Can I get to where I want with a single command line
instruction?
Many thanks,
Mike</code>
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