Hello, I am trying to include the image file name ( minus the extension) to be a part of the Title. Example, the file name is IMG_1234.CR2. I just want to use the IMG_1234 and concatenate that with other details and include that in the Title. Thanks to a few people on this community, I can get the capture date, time. But unable to find the Photos Variable that holds the file name. Thoughts?
Thanks!
MacBook Pro (2017 – 2020)
Here is an example of reading the filename in a script: Script: Batch Changing the Titles to the … - Apple Community
To read the filename of an image access the property "filename" of the image.
For example, if the variable "im" is holding an image, you can set the title to the filename with:
set the name of im to the filename of im
There are many more scripts in this user tip by Léonie: Thematic Index to Photos for Mac related User Tips
Awesome léonie! That works. I am not a developer and was using the incorrect variable for the image. I have got it now! Thanks to you! Next is the sequencing part if there are images with the same file name. I know you already have a post on that, looking at that now.
Appreciate all the help!!
MacOS Photos - how to get filename using Apple Script
