FixCameraDate

FixCameraDate is a practical and effective command-tool utility worth having when you need to organize all your images in the right order by their date. Irrespective of which device you choose to take photos with, the program helps you to arrange all your pictures and videos the way you want.

Before using FixCameraDate, please note that this utility works with command-prompt, so if you never used cmd.exe, then this tool probably is not the best solution since it uses specific commands that help you to organize your media files in the proper order.

After the utility has been downloaded to your computer, you need to open a new command-prompt instance and navigate to the folder with all your photos and videos. Then, you can type a new “ * / rename” command. This way, you can rename and organize your photos effortlessly.

What’s more, since FixCameraDate uses International Standard date-order (YYYY-MM-DD) and the 24-hour clock order (HH:MM:SS), you can also change the date of your photos and videos, even if some devices might have been set to the wrong timezone.

Simply move the files into their own separate directory, run a new “Timezone\*” command, fix the date of the affected photos and videos, then paste your files back into the main folder.

Considering the main purpose for which FixCameraDate was designed for, you can rename your media files such as videos and images, even if they were taken with different phones and cameras. We all know that each device renames files in its own way so using this command-prompt utility, you can order your files with ease.

To conclude, FixCameraDate proves to be a useful and steady solution when it comes to renaming your media files such as images and videos, as well as correcting their timezone.