Hello,
I am an avid amateur photographer and one of my "specialties" is time lapse photography. There are many occasions I need to add a timestamp to a large sequence of digital images that were shot for compiling into a time lapse video... we're talking about image sequences sometimes numbering in the tens of thousands... images with timestamps that are sometimes only a few seconds apart. So having an app that could automatically extract the exact time and date from either the EXIF data or merely from the file-name time-date, and batch process thousands of images at once, would be a huge help to me for many of my projects.
However, I am not a coder or programmer, I have a very novice understanding of Python, so I am having trouble understanding how this repo is used. Is it something I can install locally? The "web app" link seems to be down... only getting this when I try to go there...
This looks like something I could really use... but there doesn't seem to be any documentation on how to actually use it. Can you please provide some instructions for those of us who are not fluent in coding? Thank you.
Hello,
I am an avid amateur photographer and one of my "specialties" is time lapse photography. There are many occasions I need to add a timestamp to a large sequence of digital images that were shot for compiling into a time lapse video... we're talking about image sequences sometimes numbering in the tens of thousands... images with timestamps that are sometimes only a few seconds apart. So having an app that could automatically extract the exact time and date from either the EXIF data or merely from the file-name time-date, and batch process thousands of images at once, would be a huge help to me for many of my projects.
However, I am not a coder or programmer, I have a very novice understanding of Python, so I am having trouble understanding how this repo is used. Is it something I can install locally? The "web app" link seems to be down... only getting this when I try to go there...
This looks like something I could really use... but there doesn't seem to be any documentation on how to actually use it. Can you please provide some instructions for those of us who are not fluent in coding? Thank you.