Here are the steps that you can perform in order to sort your photos by date. Step 1: To sort photos by date taken a. As an alternative, you can select Details which will give you an option to sort according to date and time d. Mouneshwar R — Microsoft Support Visit our Microsoft Answers Feedback Forum and let us know what you think [If this post helps to resolve your issue, please click the "Mark as Answer" or "Helpful" button at the top of this message.
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Teach em young! Don't forget to account for pipes and wires! All Articles. Search Search. Subscribe and get simplified with organizing tips from Horderly! First Name. I want to separate them into two groups: 1. Profile Pictures; 2. Cover Photos. Is this possible and if so how do I do it. I have hundreds of them. Dhul Karnain says:. February 1, at am. I do like the Y-M-D feature. It is easily achieved by copying the camera folders by date to a master folder.
I got this program 6 years ago… and had k or so unsorted photos.. Thank you to the developers. Brilliant software. The backups were overlapping, so lots of copies. I also wanted to differentiate between my kids pictures and ours. I found the camera id info perfect for this. The first stage was to sort by camera info.
Then having grouped the relevant cameras together, sort each group by year and month. It also appears to work with any file type. Worth every penny. Man, thank you for this program. You are to be congratulated!!
Thank you for writing a excellent software. You have saved me so much time! I shall recommend to everyone I know. My photo collection was such a mess. With this program I was able to put all my photos back in the order that they were taken, At the same time it was able to take all the duplicates and put them in a different folder.
The photos with no exif data are in a special folder. It took about three days to complete this task. I am very happy. I did buy the extra features. I put a bunch of folders I would like processing together and sort them by Year and Month through PhotoMove 2.
This program is amazing. I used it to consolidate my photos from my PCs, laptops, external hard drive, and several different backups into one central location. Folder output structure is highly configurable. It can detect duplicate photos and provides several options for how to handle them.
If it finds files or pictures that do not have EXIF dates you can optionally move them based on file date. To top it all off, the developer is awesome. I was clearing space off my phone by moving the photos I had taken onto my computer. However, I had 2 years of photos all in one jumble — albeit a chronological one. I spent about 30 minutes manually creating folders and organizing my photos, before I realized that there might be a better way online.
I found PhotoMove via a Google search and it is perfect! Exactly what I was looking for and it has saved me soooooooo much time. Thank you so much for developing this! Your email is blocked. Here is the result I get when I tried to email you another copy of your information: —— The delivery status notification errors ——. If you feel you received this in error, please contact the recipient directly and ask them to check their email settings.
Just wondering how long I should wait in order to receive my download link I just paid for it with PayPal. You can use PhotoMove on video files as well as on photos.
PhotoMove will move and organize any video files that contain exif data. Most modern video cameras from the past 5 or more years now embed exif data in the file. You can search your whole computer although I would NOT recommend this or an entire drive at one time using PhotoMove. To search your entire computer simply set the folder to search in Step 1 to Desktop.
The problem you may have is that there are a lot of file, other than image files, that contain exif data. PhotoMove will find all of these and this will include more files than you probably want. Also, there may be issues when searching this way in Windows OS folders and hidden folders.
In your next update can you offer a setting to search the entire computer not just individual folders for photos and video.
Program works great. However, some files fail to have the date taken data. For these files, an option to sort into folders by file creation date would be a fall back option that would be appreciated. I would pay for that upgrade. For now, you could just change the time settings in your camera to a time zone 8 hours ahead of the one you are in.
Then it will start a new day. I want that my day start at 8 am to 8 am the next day because I want that my party photo taken after midnight are in the same folder then the one take before midnight. I have been looking for a program that would do exactly what photomove 2. I am amazed at how liittle time it takes to sort the pictures and how error free it is. I am currently including this feature in the upcoming PhotoMove 2. Thanks for your nice comments and your donation.
I really appreciate hearing from users who have saved time and been pleased with PhotoMove. I would really appreciate your feedback. One enhancement I would like is the ability to create a folder for the camera model from the EXIF data. With family members all backing up their photos on my drives I would like to keep them separated by the camera model and then use the date structure below that.
Mike, your program saved me. I had two copies of my photos: one set on my computer and one set on my external drive that I use for back up. After having to reformat my computer wiped out one set , I tried to use an automated backup program to return my photos to the computer hard drive.
I was horrified. After separating my documents and videos from my photos, I was left with 20 thousand photos in one folder. I knew that most of my photos had exif data, so I after a cursory search on Google I came across your program. What a relief! I let your program run overnight and in the morning I found that only a thousand photos had no exif data.
Mike, I just wanted to let you know that I donated money to you through PayPal. Mike, keep up the good work, my friend! It seems to find any file that might be an image file. PhotoMove will run fine in Windows 8. If you still have a problem, delete the program then re-install it with admin priveleges.
I am planning on releasing a new version. Do you have an option for organizing the photos into months? I sent you a more detailed answer by email, but here is the short story in case others have questions. If you MOVE files, and if the files you are moving contain exact duplicate files, Exact duplicate means the file name and the exif date created are both exactly the same for each file , only one copy will remain in your destination directory after the move. In other words, if you have many duplicate copies of the same file on your hard drive, you can use PhotoMove to process the folders that contain the duplicate filse, and they will be sorted by date taken into the destination PhotoMove directory folder that you specify.
If you edit your files make changes to the original photo and then save the file with the exact same original file name, and if, in the future, you put another copy of that same original photo on your hard drive, and then you decide to run PhotoMove on both these photos, they will both look the same to PhotoMove. Good practice when editing your photos is to save the edited or changed version under a new or different file name.
There are two advantages of doing this. Mike, I have not downloaded your program as yet. I have approximately separate images on three hard disks. Further, these images are replicated at least six times … so I have at least 36, images … may duplicates.
PS … your reviews are excellent and your responses are quick and friendly … Great Job. If you try to process a large number of files at one time many hundreds or thousands the program can run for a long time.
It can seem that your computer locks up, but it is just the program processing the large amount of files. If you have too many files and the program does not seem to work, move some of the files into a different folder and then work on a smaller batch of files at one time.
Hope this helps. Unbelievably awesome…I accidentally formatted my hard drive with all of our pictures. AFter I recovered them I relaized it may take a year or two to re-organize…not now. Awesome, just awesom. One question though, what is the highest number of pictures the program will process at once without crashing? I have to say that Mike was most helpful. Thank you Mike. If you need help, ask Mike. We have an automated system that got away from us and created a large number of JPG files in need of organization just as you describe by year, month, day.
The problem is the exif dates are mixed up in these files so that modified date is actually creation date. It is possible to have a switch to pick modified date for the input? Amazing app! Works great! Even works with Nikon RAW format. The PhotoMove program searches through all files in the specified directory and looks for valid exif information.
If your CR2 files contain exif information in the format given in the Exif Standard then the program will also work on them. You could test it by making a new folder and copying a few of your photo files into it. Then run the program. But as I stated above, many files such as Microsoft Excel for example contain Standard Exif data even though you might wonder why they do.
Give it a try!
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