how to find images without some tag, for example GPS location tags

[Micha? Smoczyk]

Hi,
I was trying with digiKam to check which of my photographs have *NOT
SET* GPS tags (coordinates, altitudes, etc.) embedded in EXIF
metadata. Well, I couldn't find related options in digiKam search
tab. I suppose this kind of search is impossible in digiKam. So,
anyone knows a way to do this via exiftool, exiv2 or some other tool?

I am trying to find metadata 'orphans' in my collection in this way.
Next I'm going to find images without authorship tag set. Cheers,

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Save this Perl script in your base directory as "print_no_gps.pl":

#!/usr/bin/perl

if (`exiftool -GPS \"$ARGV[0]\"` eq '')
{
  print "$ARGV[0]\n";
}

and then...

find <dirname> -iname "*.jpg" -exec print_no_gps.pl {} \;

You can change the -GPS to -MakerNotes or whatever later, to get your
second goal : )

-Greg

Michał Smoczyk wrote:

> Hi,
> I was trying with digiKam to check which of my photographs have *NOT
> SET* GPS tags (coordinates, altitudes, etc.) embedded in EXIF
> metadata. Well, I couldn't find related options in digiKam search
> tab. I suppose this kind of search is impossible in digiKam. So,
> anyone knows a way to do this via exiftool, exiv2 or some other tool?
>
> I am trying to find metadata 'orphans' in my collection in this way.
> Next I'm going to find images without authorship tag set. Cheers,
>
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[Micha? Smoczyk]

Greg Kennedy wrote:

> Save this Perl script in your base directory as "print_no_gps.pl":
>
> #!/usr/bin/perl
> if (`exiftool -GPS \"$ARGV[0]\"` eq '')
> {
>   print "$ARGV[0]\n";
> }
>
> and then...
> find <dirname> -iname "*.jpg" -exec print_no_gps.pl {} \;
> You can change the -GPS to -MakerNotes or whatever later, to get your
> second goal : )

Thanks Greg for help.
It works, but I have to change -GPS argument of exiftool to
-GPSLatitude (which is always set in proper geotaged file) and
script call in find command:

#!/usr/bin/perl
if (`exiftool -GPSLatitude \"$ARGV[0]\"` eq '')
{
  print "$ARGV[0]\n";
}

find . -iname "*.jpg" -exec ./print_no_gps.pl {} \;

Thank you once again,

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