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Posted on Mon May 5 01:27:23 2008 by gino
save exif parameters to file..
I'd like to export focal length, shutterspeed to a single file (for excel), drawing from all the files in a single directory. I'm following the instructions, but clearly not well enough. I know nothing about command line syntax. Thanks!
C:\Documents and Settings\Gino\Desktop\EXIF tool>exiftool -s -s -ApertureValue - ExposureTime -FocalLength -Lens -ISO -r "C:\Documents and Settings\Gino\My Docum ents\My Pictures\baby shower" > "\rawdata.txt" gives me: Can't use string ("25") as a HASH ref while "strict refs" in use at C:\Documents and Settings\Gino\Desktop\EXIF tool/lib/Image/ExifTool.pm line 1861, <EXIFTOOL_ FILE> chunk 2.
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Posted on Mon May 5 14:11:21 2008 by exiftool in response to 7814
Re: save exif parameters to file..
Your command looks good to me. ExifTool should not give an error like this, so I will have to track this down. What version are you using? Try the command with a single image in the current directory. I'm thinking there may be something odd about the names of the files in the directory. Anything you can do to narrow this down will help. Maybe try forward slashes instead of backslashes. I will look into this after I get back from vacation in a week. - Phil
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Posted on Fri May 16 23:19:08 2008 by gino in response to 7814
Re: save exif parameters to file..
Any further thoughts here? I'd be very appreciative for any suggestions... Thanks!
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Posted on Mon May 19 01:17:04 2008 by exiftool in response to 7891
Re: save exif parameters to file..
Thanks for reminding me of this.

What version of ExifTool are you using. In the current version, ExifTool.pm line 1861 does not contain a HASH reference.

- Phil
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Posted on Mon May 19 07:34:45 2008 by gino in response to 7897
Re: save exif parameters to file..
In the directory: C:\Documents and Settings\Gino\Desktop\EXIF tool\Image-ExifTool-7.25
exiftool -ver 6.30
I downloaded exiftool the day before the original post, so I figure I'm current? Not sure about 7.25 vs. 6.30 Thanks!
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Posted on Mon May 19 13:29:50 2008 by exiftool in response to 7900
Re: save exif parameters to file..
Ah. There's your problem. You have an old copy of exiftool installed, and that is the library that is being used. You need to delete the old version. - Phil
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