The original filenames will have registered in iPhoto's XML data file indefinitely.
Renamer 4mac mac#
If you connect your camera to your Mac and let iPhoto import the pix 'automatically' you will be too late. However, do the renaming BEFORE you import the pix into iPhoto! Of apps on my Mac until I understand the system better)Īll those file renamers will do the trick, Cris. Looking at their web site, it doesn't look like they allow for
I have heard of "a better finder rename" but I haven't installed it Is there any tool in the Mac that will allow me to continue my
Renamer 4mac pro#
(08-37-12) 20D 5767.CR2) Downloader Pro is able to read the imageįile metadate and rename the file accordingly. "YYYY-MM-DD (HH-MM-SS) CameraModel File#" (i.e. I use the following name convention for importing my photos Looking to re-establish a good digital workflow.įirst in my list is the "downloader tool" - I had been using Breeze I just switched all of my PCs to Macs (24h ago) and I am now I am looking for a tool that will let me rename my photos upon (I am holding off on instlling a bunch of apps on my Mac until I understand the system better) Looking at their web site, it doesn't look like they allow for this style of file rename. I have heard of "a better finder rename" but I haven't installed it yet. Is there any tool in the Mac that will allow me to continue my naming convention? , (08-37-12) 20D 5767.CR2) Downloader Pro is able to read the image file metadate and rename the file accordingly. I use the following name convention for importing my photos "YYYY-MM-DD (HH-MM-SS) CameraModel File#" (i.e. I just switched all of my PCs to Macs (24h ago) and I am now looking to re-establish a good digital workflow.įirst in my list is the "downloader tool" - I had been using Breeze Systems Downlaoder Pro ( If it did have a very long bake time like lets say 10 houres it would be fine to bake that once, if i knew what i was gonna get, but if i have to test bake 10-20 times it’s just not an option.I am looking for a tool that will let me rename my photos upon impoting them from the camera/cardfile. That’s what i’ve been doing and that is a sollution, but i want to acieve very spesific things with the fluid so i would have to test bake it again and again. Just waiting for someone to share it with us… (please?) I believe there’s a better way to do this. Here’s an example blend showing this technique (you’ll need to bake the domain, obviously, to see it in action): The downside to this approach is that it would still have to do the fluid calculations for thousands of frames before it could get to the real sim… One thing I just found that kind of works is to animate the position of an inflow object (instead of using a fluid object) so it remains outside the domain until you want the flow to take place. And the “Time” setting for the fluid domain (with the “Start” and “End” parameters) is used to control the speed of the simulation (fast-motion or slow-motion, e.g.), not when the inflow actually begins. I used to think all you needed to do was set the Start and End in the timeline, but I tried it and it still calculates from 0 to the current End time. I’m with you moose, but I can’t find anywhere to set the beginning of the sim… (This is why I’m hoping for someone who knows this stuff better to chime in.)
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