From: tarbija6@gmail.com   
      
   On Wednesday, 5 July 2023 at 14:05:33 UTC+3, Herbert Kleebauer wrote:   
   > On 04.07.2023 15:57, Jüri Tasuja wrote:    
   >    
   >    
   > > What I try to do is to move (sort) sets of images (3 images in each set)    
   > > to 2 different folder.   
   > Without giving any information how the 3 files of a set can be found,    
   > nobody can help. Do they have the same name but a different extension?    
   > Or is there a common prefix in the file name? Or is there only one    
   > set in the source directory?   
   > > Condition for moving is difference in file sizes %%z1 within these    
   > > 3 image sets. If image sizes differs less than e.g. 2 kB among any    
   > > of these 3 images then the set goes to one folder if else then to    
   > > other folder. Is anyone who could help on this? Many thanks!   
      
   Images are .jpg images from trail camera where camera was set to shoot 3   
   pictures in the row when activated. Camera saves all pictures in one folder.   
   Pictures have all different names e.g.     
   "E:\IMG_0001.JPG"   
   "E:\IMG_0002.JPG"   
   "E:\IMG_0003.JPG"   
   "E:\IMG_0004.JPG"   
   "E:\IMG_0005.JPG"   
   "E:\IMG_0006.JPG"   
   "E:\IMG_0007.JPG"   
   "E:\IMG_0008.JPG"   
   "E:\IMG_0009.JPG"   
   My thought was to somehow to store 3 images temporarily then compare their   
   sizes and then pass to right folder. At the moment images are sent straight to   
   the destination folder in the cycle.   
   To explain why I need such sorting is that many times trail camera is   
   activated by wind movement and it creates lots of "empty" images without   
   animals. These empty 3 image sets are usually very similar in size maybe   
   differing 1 or 2 kB and thus hopefully    
   possible to sort out by image size condition.   
      
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