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I recently just sorted about 100GB of family photos. First thing is to dump it all to 1 place. Next I used czkawka to remove all the duplicates. Then ran find . -exec jhead -n%Y-%m-%d-%H%M%S {} \; to rename all the photos based on when they were taken into a format like this 2020-12-26-011825.jpg. Finally I sorted all the photos into new folders based on the year.
I also use Rmlint but its not really intended for pictures and runs in command line.
Haven't tried it yet, but this looks promising. https://github.com/ermig1979/AntiDupl
I recently came across darktable. That might solve your problem. Let me know what's missing from this self hosted free solution.
exiftool is awesome and the author is very responsive and helpful. It does a lot of the heavy lifting in various applications like GeoSetter. It is also very powerful. It is well worth the time and effort to get to know the tool and it's options. I used to use a few different incantations of exiftool by copy pasting them from notes. I got tired of doing that and eventually wrapped it up in some helper scripts I now use routinely on both Windows and Linux. The sources are on GitHub - photo-ingest - in case you're interested.
exiftool is awesome and the author is very responsive and helpful. It does a lot of the heavy lifting in various applications like GeoSetter. It is also very powerful. It is well worth the time and effort to get to know the tool and it's options. I used to use a few different incantations of exiftool by copy pasting them from notes. I got tired of doing that and eventually wrapped it up in some helper scripts I now use routinely on both Windows and Linux. The sources are on GitHub - photo-ingest - in case you're interested.
I used Photoview. Link your Archive, Album, and Nextcloud Photo upload folders as read-only to this app. It will provide users with 1) a list of time-sorted photos 2) face-recognition 3) album-sorted view. If you want something more individual photo focused, set up PixelFed - although this makes only sense in non-local network context photo sharing.
I used Photoview. Link your Archive, Album, and Nextcloud Photo upload folders as read-only to this app. It will provide users with 1) a list of time-sorted photos 2) face-recognition 3) album-sorted view. If you want something more individual photo focused, set up PixelFed - although this makes only sense in non-local network context photo sharing.