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Nifty tool, I was going to write one myself, but a quick search found this.

I ran this on a copied subtree of photos of my young daughter - I wrote a perl script to extract all my files from flickr as I'm making my own gallery now.

This script complained a lot with warnings, but it did do exactly what I needed first go to all images that had Exif data (I processed some wayback before I knew to preserve the exif data in gimp).

I would call it quick and dirty, its exactly what perl does best.

In reply to Re: Change Image File Timestamp to Match EXIF Data by Anonymous Monk
in thread Change Image File Timestamp to Match EXIF Data by shoness

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