Do you need a utility for Win to bulk process JPEG EXIF ​​tags for home photo albums and photo hosting?

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Actually, we need a utility to bring a home photo album from a scattered to an ordered state by renaming photo files and setting the necessary EXIF ​​attributes in them, such as the date of shooting, location, etc. tags that are actively used when uploading to photo hosting and social networks.
I myself have been using free Picasa for the last 3 years for ordering by faces, primitive processing and piece-by-piece binding to the map, it suits me, but it does not suit me for mass tagging.
If the problem with file names can still be solved in Total Commander, for example, using group renaming according to the pattern [Y] - [M] - [D] - [C], then with tagging GPS and shooting dates, everything is much more complicated.
All this is necessary in order to organize the photos taken at different times with different cameras with different file prefixes and sometimes with crooked EXIF ​​and certainly without GPS-referencing, without which it is extremely hemorrhoid to perform linking several times on photo hosting sites to share with the public.
PS I myself was once engaged in programming applications, but now, alas, there is not enough time, maybe someone had a similar problem, because many of the pictures lie on the screws with tens of thousands of dead weight instead of sharing cool landscapes or impressions with other amateur photographers, and sometimes something is difficult for yourself find in such a pile or remember WHERE and WHEN it was filmed. But such routine editing operations extremely discourage the desire to do this.
PPS Photo hosting means at least popular in the Russian Federation Yandex.Photo (for Yandex.Maps), Panoramio.com (for Google Maps and Google Earth) and now also geo-referenced VKontakte photo albums.
Thanks in advance!
UPD1: Free Picasa , starting from version 3.9, does an excellent job of assigning EXIF ​​geotags - I recommend it! The main thing is not to forget to specify geotags (binding to the place of photography) to open the "Places" panel at the bottom-right in the application interface. Now you will never forget (after N years) where this or that photo was taken, and it has also become easy to share photos with locations (automatically) in social networks (VK, etc.) and on photo hosting sites (Ya.Foto, Panoramio, etc. ).
UPD2:Optimal, experimentally selected mask for group photo renaming for Total Commander and its analogs: [=exif.DateOriginal.YMD]-[=exif.TimeOriginal.hms]-[=exif.Model]

Answer 1

Picasa 3.9 did an excellent job with the task and the easiest way to implement EXIF-GPS tags in it.
Bulk renaming is most quickly done in Total Commander: [=exif.DateOriginal.YMD]-[=exif.TimeOriginal.hms]-[=exif.Model]

Answer 2

try Zoner Photo Studio.
there is a free version for home use (http://free.zoner.com/download-ru.asp).
among other things, it can batch edit information for photos, assign tags, and so on. I don't use these features much in it, so I can't say if it's what you need or not.

Answer 3

1. faston photoresizer renames massively, probably a lot more, judging by the name. Comrade recommended
2. He himself used IrfanView . can pull tags not only exif but also gps. though I never learned
3. cli-hardcore: ImageMagick . maybe everything

Answer 4

imagemagik + cmd/powershell script, I guess.
I brought some pictures from his lib under Linux in order

Answer 5

Adobe Lightroom can do it all, in batches, one at a time, with tags, exif, gps, and more. Either the latest Lightroom 4 (there is a mapping module), or a bunch of Adobe Lightroom + Google Earth + Geoencoding Support (plugin by Jeffrey Friedl).

Answer 6

XnView