storage options - automatically show image size

Software darktable
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Hallo!
I would like some information to be automatically inserted into the file name when exporting photos.
I would like some information to be automatically inserted into the file name when exporting photos
This works almost perfectly.
There are only problems with one point:
How can I display the size of the exported image?

Here are my last attempt

Generative file name and export module settings in Darktable
grafik

This part of the file name is OK:

$(FILE_FOLDER)/darktable_exported/$(FILE_NAME)id $(ID) Ver: $(VERSION)  $(VERSION.NAME) ---ORIGINAL---

Here is my problem:
Setting in the export module

Sensor: $(WIDTH.SENSOR)x$(HEIGHT.SENSOR) 
RAW: $(WIDTH.RAW)x$(HEIGHT.RAW) 
Crop: $(WIDTH.CROP)x$(HEIGHT.CROP) 
Export:$(WIDTH.EXPORT)x$(HEIGHT.EXPORT) 
Max: $(WIDTH.MAX)x$(HEIGHT.MAX)

The following is displayed in the file name:
Sensor: 5600x3728
RAW: 5600x3728
Crop: 0x0
Export:0x0
Max: 500x65535
Only the first value of Max: $(WIDTH.MAX) is correct at 500
Is it possible to also display the image height of the exported file?

2

I assume the function takes the values from the Export settings, so you setting an 0 for height = unlimited it will take the max possible value. Have you tried to define both width and height?

3

Sorry - a misttake …

4

The tag
Export:(WIDTH.EXPORT)x(HEIGHT.EXPORT) should take the calculated values after resize of the image. But (WIDTH.MAX) and (HEIGHT.MAX) takes values from the settings, so putting a 0 in setting will produce 65535 (max side length for JPEG).
But still don’t answer why you don’t get values from the $(HEIGHT/WIDTH.EXPORT).

If I use the string:
(FILENAME-(WIDTH.EXPORT)-$(HEIGHT.EXPORT) I get a file like _DSC5614-2500-1665.jpg
with set size 2500 x 0

5

Ok, here is a test:

  1. Setting the image size in Lighttable

    Screenshot_1
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  2. Image 1 with the following string:

$(FILE_FOLDER)/darktable_exported/$(FILE_NAME) Max: $(WIDTH.MAX)x$(HEIGHT.MAX)

And now the exported image:
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  1. Image 2 with all size variables
    The string:
$(FILE_FOLDER)/darktable_exported/$(FILE_NAME) 
Sensor: $(WIDTH.SENSOR)x$(HEIGHT.SENSOR) 
RAW: $(WIDTH.RAW)x$(HEIGHT.RAW) 
Crop: $(WIDTH.CROP)x$(HEIGHT.CROP) 
Export:$(WIDTH.EXPORT)x$(HEIGHT.EXPORT) 
Max: $(WIDTH.MAX)x$(HEIGHT.MAX)

Screenshot_Bild2
Screenshot_Bild21026×240 65.5 KB

6

Open a feature request / bug report on github.

7

Hallo kofa!
Where can I find the bug report for darktable? Can you please send me the internet address for it?

8

You should be able to find that link on the darktable website.

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10

I’ve found it. Thank you

11

Hello!
I found the solution!

The problem was due to old installation files!

I had reinstalled Darktable several times. So far I have used the following cleaners to delete installation remnants: Bleachbit, Flatsweep, sudo apt clean, sudo apt autoremove.

Yesterday I discovered that not all installation files had been deleted!
I was only able to delete the leftovers using “sudo rm -r”.

Then I installed Darktable again
And: (WIDTH.EXPORT)x(HEIGHT.EXPORT) works perfectly!

IMG_20231218_154855 Ver: 4 Spinnweben 844x1176
IMG_20231218_154855 Ver: 4 Spinnweben 844x1176844×1176 80.3 KB

Filename: IMG_20231218_154855 Ver: 4 | 844x1176 |.jpg

Thank you very much for the information and tips.