Code replacement for splitting raw from jpeg ?

[hsaphoto]

Hello Kirk,

Since shooting some video with my Canon Mk IV I've started using code replacement on ingest with the following code :

still      {jobname:-3,3}_raw_unselect
video           DCIM/{jobname:-3,3}-Video
audio           {jobname:-3,3}_raw_unselect
meta      {jobname:-3,3}_raw_unselect
other      {jobname:-3,3}_raw_unselect

This way the ingest process does create a job folder and subfolders for "unselected_raw" files and .mov files if I have some on the card.
So far this is working great.


My question is :

Can I use the same principle to split raw from jpeg on ingest ? I've starded making timelapses with a lot of jpegs and would like sometimes PM to create other subfolders (1 for raw files and another for jpeg)

Basically, have you (can you) create the following variables : cr2, jpeg, nef, psd, tiff The same way you created still, video, audio, etc...

I'm running PM 4.6.6 on MacPro and MacBook Pro running 10.5.8

Thanks

Hugo Aubert
www.igraphmedia.com

[Kirk Baker]

Hugo,

Since shooting some video with my Canon Mk IV I've started using code replacement on ingest with the following code :

still      {jobname:-3,3}_raw_unselect
video           DCIM/{jobname:-3,3}-Video
audio           {jobname:-3,3}_raw_unselect
meta      {jobname:-3,3}_raw_unselect
other      {jobname:-3,3}_raw_unselect

This way the ingest process does create a job folder and subfolders for "unselected_raw" files and .mov files if I have some on the card.
So far this is working great.


My question is :

Can I use the same principle to split raw from jpeg on ingest ? I've starded making timelapses with a lot of jpegs and would like sometimes PM to create other subfolders (1 for raw files and another for jpeg)

Basically, have you (can you) create the following variables : cr2, jpeg, nef, psd, tiff The same way you created still, video, audio, etc...

Try using the {type} variable as well.  I suggest putting the {type} variable in your Info Text and then viewing a few images in the Preview window to see what the values are.  Then you can make up some Code Replacements.

HTH,

-Kirk