You’re out of luck if you want the lens model. To view the EXIF data in Windows Explorer (typically focal length, aperture, and a few others), right-click on the file name, click on Properties, click on the Details tab, then scroll down a bit. If you test several lenses at several focal lengths and apertures you can easily generate hundreds of files with similar names- none of which make sense unless you’ve taken careful notes or view the EXIF data for the individual files. Most cameras write sequences of images with file names that resemble

Sonarr/Radarr are both free to use.All documentation versions Meaningless file names I also had some issues in which renaming items were marked as red to show that something was not going correctly but, from what I could see, it was fine.Īs for prices, IIRC you have to pay for Joe and FileBot but, for me, I used them so much already that it was already worth it. The UI is a bit fiddly because you have to click a few times to actually be able to change the pattern and you have to look online to find every pattern available. But they are not just renamers but also media managers in which you can add indexers, download clients and other things.įileBot: as already mentioned by others this is a good tool to rename your files depending on an online source like TheTVDB. Sonarr/Radarr: Probably the tools that are used in regards to this. Very easy to use and quite powerful in which you can save templates that you created to reuse them.

it uses a text field in which you define how the new filename should look like with placeholders or positions in the 'old' filename. Tools & More - Joe: This is just your standard Batch renaming program.

Windows batch file renamer