Cataloging IPTC keywords to digital photos 1.0 Python script

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Cataloging IPTC keywords to digital photos script helps you to manage your digital photos. This script helps you to manage your digital photos by filing them in a directory based on the EXIF date and applying keywords and by-line information to the IPTC metadata. Iterates through a directory, reading the EXIF data from each jpg. Parses the date/time and focal length from EXIF data, renames the photo using the date/time and focal length. Copies photo to a directory based on the date, ie 2006/09/11. It adds date-related keywords to photo, determines by-line based on camera used and adds average RGB code of image as a tuple keyword. Requirements: · PIL, IPTCInfo and EXIF
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