PhotoSorter - a free, simple, yet powerful photo organizer

Hi everyone!
I'd like to present you my program (which, by the way, has been hanging on Android Market for quite a while).
PhotoSorter is a simple, yet quite powerful photo organizer. It takes your photos and copies (or moves) them, sorting and creating directories and renaming files according to the template you set. Instead of having heaps of incomprehensible DCIM/100media/IMG00blah-blah-blah.jpg you can have crystal clear structure like 2011/05/12_000123.jpg or 2011_05_12_000123.jpg, or whatever you like.

Features

• Minimalistic interface - set source and destination directories once and for all and the following usage will be reduced to just pressing one button.
• Select whether to copy or move your files.
• Select whether the files must be ordered by EXIF info (actual take date) or by file date only.
• Set custom template and let the program create subdirectories and name files by years, month and days.
• Sort videos along with photos.

If you have the camera in your smartphone (and it's most likely that you do), then you'll definitely love this small program.

The current version is 1.9
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Any comments, reviews, bug reports and feature requests are welcome.

— modified on Dec 21, 2011, 4:07:48 PM

Version 1.5 is out.
Fixed the inconvenient behaivor, when you ran PhotoSorter for the first time and had Process button disabled for no apparent reason. Now the explanation of what needs to be configured is shown. Also source and destination directories now can be selected using folder navigator, not only by typing them in.
New feature: battery check option. If it is set, then Photosorter will check battery level against the set threshold before sorting and will warn you, if the level is below that threshold, thus preventing the situation, when the battery is completely drained while processing files.

Version 1.6 is out.
Fixed the crash when user selected the sdcard root as a source or a destination directory. Also various fixes to improve stability, especially when changing orientation.

— modified on Nov 7, 2011, 5:15:39 PM

Version 1.7 is out.
New feature: the camera name can be used in the template. Specify CC placeholder to insert your camera name, e.g. the template like cc/yyyy/mm/dd_ will create the directory named according to your camera name and then create subdirectories by years and months inside it. Note that if the camera name cannot be retrieved from the file, then this placeholder will be ignored.
Fixed the crash when user manually entered the destination directory under the sdcard root.

Version 1.8 is out.
Fixed the crash when trying to set paths while the storage is not available (e.g. USB storage mode is engaged or sdcard is removed).
Added the ability to sort MP4 video files.

Version 1.9 is out.
Fixed the crash when trying to set paths in some cases (i.e. when the destination directory was manually set to /)