| %a | Abbreviated weekday name | e.g. Fri |
| %A | Full weekday name | e.g. Friday |
| %b | Abbreviated month name | e.g. Jun |
| %B | Full month name | e.g. June |
| %d | Date in the form YYMMDD (equivalent to %y%m%D) | e.g. 040611 for June 11, 2004 |
| %D | Day of the month (01 to 31) | |
| %H | Hour (00 to 23) | |
| %I | Hour (01 to 12) | |
| %j | Day of the year (001 to 366) | |
| %m | Month (01 to 12) | e.g. 06 for June |
| %M | Minutes (00 to 59) | |
| %p | am/pm indicator | e.g. PM |
| %P | Quarter: Jan-Mar=1, Apr-Jun=2, Jul-Sep=3, Oct-Dec=4 | e.g. Q%P gives Q2 for June |
| %s | Date/time subsecond timing (only available with some cameras e.g. Nikon DSLRs) |
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| %S | Seconds (00 to 59) | |
| %t | Time in the form HHMMSS (equivalent to %H%M%S) | |
| %W | Week number (00 to 53) | |
| %x | Date representation for locale | e.g. 06_11_04 for June 11, 2004 |
| %X | Time representation for locale | e.g. 14_39_29 |
| %y | Year without century | e.g. 04 for 2004 |
| %Y | Year with century | e.g. 2004 |
| %z | Time zone name | e.g. GMT Standard Time |
| %Z | Time zone offset wrt UTC | e.g. +0100 for GMT during DST |
| %1 | Year 'now' in the form YYYY i.e. the download date |
e.g. 2004 |
| %2 | Month 'now' (01 to 12) i.e. the download date |
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| %3 | Day 'now' (01 to 31) i.e. the download date |
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| %4 | Year 'now' in the form YY i.e. the download date |
e.g. 04 for 2004 |
| %5 | Year less 3 hours in the form YYYY. This is useful when shooting events which start in the evening and continue into early the next morning and you want to use the same date for the whole event. The tokens %5, %6, %7 and %8 return the date the image was shot less 3 hours. Using these tokens will ensure that images shot before 3am will use the previous day's date. | e.g. shots for a new Year's eve party on 31 December 2004 will return 2004 up to 3am on 1 January 2005. |
| %6 | Month less 3 hours (01 to 12). Please see %5 for full description | |
| %7 | Day less 3 hours (01 to 31). Please see %5 for full description | |
| %8 | Year less 3 hours in the form YY. Please see %5 for full description | e.g. 04 for 2004 |
| %c | Camera serial number (Canon EOS cameras only) | |
| %C | Canon EOS-1D/1DS style camera serial number | |
| %e | File extension (without the '.') | e.g. JPG for IMG_4567.JPG |
| %E | File type based on the file extension. Evaluates to
"JPG" for .JPG, .JPE and .JPEG extensions and
to "RAW" for all other extensions. Suggested use: To separate JPEGs and raw files when shooting in raw+JPEG mode. |
e.g. Set download directory to D:\Photos\%E and JPEGs
will downloaded to: D:\Photos\JPG and all other files will be downloaded to: D:\Photos\RAW |
| %f | First 3 characters of image name | e.g. IMG for IMG_4567.JPG |
| %i | ISO value read from the shooting data | |
| %k | ISO value read from the shooting data (same as %i except ISO 0 is returned as "Auto") |
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| %o | Image folder name when used in download
directory, original image name when used for filename |
e.g. \DCIM\123CANON\IMG_4567.JPG evaluates to: 123CANON when used in the download directory IMG_4567 when used in the filename |
| %O | Owner string (Canon cameras only) | |
| %q | The number of the image folder | e.g. 123 for images in \DCIM\123CANON |
| %Q | Image folder name | e.g. 123CANON for images in \DCIM\123CANON |
| %r | Image number | e.g. 4567 for IMG_4567.JPG |
| %r1 | Last digit of the image number. Useful when renaming using the date and time and shooting at more than 1fps e.g. %d_%t_%r1 | e.g. 7 for IMG_4567.JPG |
| %r2 | Last two digits of the image number. Useful when renaming using the date and time e.g. %d_%H%M_%r2 | e.g. 67 for IMG_4567.JPG |
| %r3 | Last three digits of the image number | e.g. 567 for IMG_4567.JPG |
| %r4 | Last four digits of the image number | e.g. 4567 for IMG_4567.JPG |
| %r5 | Last digit of the folder number followed by the last four digits of the image number | e.g. 34567 for IMG_4567 in folder 123CANON |
| %n1 | Download sequence number with no leading zeroes | Please see the notes below |
| %n2 | 2-digit download sequence number padded with leading zeroes | Please see the notes below |
| %n3 | 3-digit download sequence number padded with leading zeroes | Please see the notes below |
| %n4 | 4-digit download sequence number padded with leading zeroes | Please see the notes below |
| %N1 | Date-based download sequence number with no leading zeroes | Please see the notes below |
| %N2 | 2-digit date-based download sequence number padded with leading zeroes | Please see the notes below |
| %N3 | 3-digit date-based download sequence number padded with leading zeroes | Please see the notes below |
| %N4 | 4-digit date-based download sequence number padded with leading zeroes | Please see the notes below |
| %R | "Downloads today". This token keeps a count of the number of downloads performed today and can be used to number each download to avoid duplicate filenames. | |
| %T | Camera model name starting from the first word containing digits | e.g. 10D for Canon EOS 10D |
| %T1 | Same as %T, but '-' are treated as spaces | e.g. 1DS for Canon EOS-1DS |
| %T2 | Full camera model name | e.g. Canon EOS 10D |
| %T3 | First word of camera model name containing digits | e.g. DC4800 for KODAK DC4800 ZOOM DIGITAL CAMERA |
| %T4 | Same as %T3, but '-' are treated as spaces | |
| %T5 | Last word of camera model name containing digits | e.g. 10D for Canon EOS 10D |
| %T6 | Same as %T5, but '-' are treated as spaces | e.g. 1DS for Canon EOS-1DS |
| %T8 | Uses the value defined in Camera name mapping
preferences (defaults to %T1 if no mapping is defined) |
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| %v | Camera model name starting from the first
word containing digits (same as %T) |
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| %V | Full camera model name (same as %T2) |
| %J | Job code | |
| %u | "My Pictures" folder (not all versions of Windows support this) | e.g. C:\Documents and Settings\chris\My Documents\My Pictures |
| %U | "My Documents" folder | e.g. C:\Documents and Settings\chris\My Documents |
Downloader Pro can allocate a download sequence number to images which can be used to number images as they are downloaded. The number is allocated in time/date order with the oldest image starting at 1.
The sequence number can accessed using the tokens %n1, %n2, %n3 and %n4 to give 1-digit, 2-digit, 3-digit or 4-digit numbers respectively e.g. %n3 will give numbers like 001, 002, 003 etc.
The tokens %N1, %N2, %N3 and %N4 work in a
similar way but the numbering is reset to 1 for each new date e.g.
images from Jan 1 will start from 1 and %N2 would give values
like 01, 02, 03 and images from Jan 2 would also start from 01.
These tokens should be used in conjunction with the date tokens
to avoid duplicate filenames e.g. set the filename to "%d_%N3".
Warning: Please use these tokens carefully. They are fine if you only ever download one set of images at a time but may result in duplicate filenames if you download several memory cards on the same day.
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