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Once my EXIF metadata was corrected, I used the below preset with Datasource:Plain File in Filebot to rename, and this had my desired outcome. This date, by everything I can see, is a very close date to the true date taken on the photo - and that was better, for me, than having null values. I used a filter expression (Get_EXIF_DateTimeOriginal_D = 0)) as a part of ImBatch's job to avoid modifying any files where there was valid EXIF metadata.

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I used High Motion Software's free program called ImBatch to create an automated job that would populate EXIF metadata for exif.DateTimeOriginal only when the field was empty/null, replacing the value with the data available in the file system's Date Created field. I wanted to circle back and provide the following information for you or anyone else who may stumble across similar problems in the future: My photos are a hodge podge collection of imported, copied, backed up and restored files that have been touched by multiple file systems and applications, and I assume that somewhere along the way in prior years where I knew less, EXIF metadata was lost or erased inadvertently. I don't know why some of my actual photos were missing EXIF metadata, but that bothered me more than it should. Thanks again rednoah - super appreciated! I lastly tried just plugging in that line into a preset, and it works, but I don't think I want to use the new command (I quite frankly don't understand it or what it does). This way, the pipe separators are only injected when metadata values are found. I have been looking for other posts or guides to no avail. Is there an easy way to implement this in a one line preset like I've been working on? Many thanks in advance for any help anyone can provide here, and apologies if this has been answered elsewhere. I thought this was an even more elegant solution as I'd prefer to have a date in the file name - it's more important to me that a date is there, whereas camera model is just optional added info.

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I then came across a forum post below which detailed how to alternatively use date modified, presumably because this was a more accurate representation of when the photo was taken compared to OS date created (but this is using CLI which I am not confident in attempting at this time). When I use this without the $ in front of dt.format, it works, but a huge % of my pictures don't contain date values for that call, and therefore no date value is put into the file name. I presume the $ does not work for dt, or that my syntax is incorrect, but I couldn't quite figure out what was wrong there. This works perfectly for the camera model, but not for the date.

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