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I can't make this work. I have a lot of images and i want to rename his name and append image size to name using exiv2

exiv2 pr * prints all info about file

# exiv2 pr 9b523e5a002268fe5067a928
File name       : 9b523e5a002268fe5067a928
File size       : 356433 Bytes
MIME type       : image/jpeg
Image size      : 1920 x 1200

Now i want rename my file to look like

9b523e5a002268fe5067a928_1920x1200.jpeg

I already make something like this

exiv2 pr * | grep "Image " | awk -F':' '{ print $2 }' | sed 's/ //g'

It gives me the image size, but how do i extend this to get the image MIME type to get the .jpeg correct ?

don_crissti
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SimpleSpawn
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Use exiftool instead:

exiftool -ext '' '-filename<%f_${ImageSize}.${FileType}' .

Would rename all the images in the current directory (.).

Stéphane Chazelas
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    Flexibility of this Exiftool command is so power full. It looks like i don`t need any other tool anymore for many of my actions. – SimpleSpawn Oct 11 '12 at 13:15
  • Nice! I had a slightly different usecase and used exiftool -ext '*' '-filename<%f_${ImageSize}.%le' to get lowercase extensions and apply to images with any extension. – kvz Sep 17 '15 at 11:31