Since like to have some photos stored in Evernote as a part of a diary, but never liked the bulky way Evernote presents the photos in a note, I am in progress of creating an AppleScript that can take photos and format them nicely (HTML) and store them in a Note.
In case other people might be interested too, here are my ideas so far, and please let me know if you'd like to see other functionality:
* Name of notebook can be configured
* Photos are added to a note named after the text in the Headline metadata tag (I use this because I use this field to group photos together, like "Summer vacation 2011"). If the tag is not present, the note will be named YYYY-MM-DD after the photo capture date
* If the note named as above already exists, the current photo will be added to that note. Otherwise a new note will be created
* All tags in all photos in a note will be added to the note (i.e If two photos tagged "tag1" and "tag2" are added to the same note, the note will get both tags "tag1" and "tag2".
* The photo's Description/Caption is extracted and can be added to the note (depending on the html you use)
* The same goes for the photo's Title
* The html to use for the photo can be stored in the script but a separate script than the main logic. By doing this, you can easily add different html-templates using the same main logic.
* The create-timestamp of the note will be the same as for the first photo added to the note
I set the script as an export action in Lightroom, so I can export photos directly from Lightroom into Evernote But you can of course use drag/drop, folder actions etc.
See some examples here (since I'm no HTML expert, all use the same html template). Press the detail button to see more info.
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kurka 3
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Since like to have some photos stored in Evernote as a part of a diary, but never liked the bulky way Evernote presents the photos in a note, I am in progress of creating an AppleScript that can take photos and format them nicely (HTML) and store them in a Note.
In case other people might be interested too, here are my ideas so far, and please let me know if you'd like to see other functionality:
* Name of notebook can be configured
* Photos are added to a note named after the text in the Headline metadata tag (I use this because I use this field to group photos together, like "Summer vacation 2011"). If the tag is not present, the note will be named YYYY-MM-DD after the photo capture date
* If the note named as above already exists, the current photo will be added to that note. Otherwise a new note will be created
* All tags in all photos in a note will be added to the note (i.e If two photos tagged "tag1" and "tag2" are added to the same note, the note will get both tags "tag1" and "tag2".
* The photo's Description/Caption is extracted and can be added to the note (depending on the html you use)
* The same goes for the photo's Title
* The html to use for the photo can be stored in the script but a separate script than the main logic. By doing this, you can easily add different html-templates using the same main logic.
* The create-timestamp of the note will be the same as for the first photo added to the note
I set the script as an export action in Lightroom, so I can export photos directly from Lightroom into Evernote
But you can of course use drag/drop, folder actions etc.
See some examples here (since I'm no HTML expert, all use the same html template). Press the detail button to see more info.
http://www.evernote....381960db760a034
http://www.evernote....08287fef4f18cd1
http://www.evernote....accee06be727f7a
Let me know if you have any ideas or if this is something you would like to get when it's done.
-H-
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