I have long used wonderful exiftool to strip out exif data from images. Up to now, I've always done that in the same directory. Now I'd like to make it place the exif-stripped file in a different directory, and add a "my-original-file-name-NO-EXIF.jpg" in there. (The key thing is I want NO-EXIF to be AFTER the original file, but before the .jpg).
I have gotten it to place an identically named exif-stripped version by using this:
exiftool -o /home/dir/noexifdir/ -all= somefile.jpg
Is there any easy way to do this? I have been scouring the example sites but they're all about how to use it to completely change the filename based on date, time, etc.
All I want is the equivalent of somefile.jpg to become somefile-NO-EXIF.jpg (on that output directory). Not an identically named file as the original.
It seems like it should be easy...but clearly I'm needing help. Anyone out there know what the correct command would be?
(Also, I need this to be within the actual "exiftool" command. Not part of a bigger script!)
Edit: One wrinkle is that I am using this in a drag-n-drop launcher on my desktop. So I am not specifying the file directly, I am using the $1 variable which allows the command to be done on the file that's dropped.