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 <p>By default Halation uses a global configuration file, <code>~/.halation/config.yml</code>. This is where your generic settings are stored, like your name, copyright info, and information about your cameras.</p>
 
 <pre class="code ruby"><code class="ruby"># Example config.yml
 ---
 artist: &quot;Example User&quot;
-copyright: &quot;2016 Example User&quot;
+copyright: &quot;{{ year_captured }} {{ artist }}&quot;
 cameras:
   - tag: &quot;rz67&quot;
     make: &quot;Mamiya&quot;
     model: &quot;Mamiya RZ67 Pro II&quot;
     lenses:
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       - tag: 250
         model: &quot;Z250mm f/4.5W&quot;
         focal_length: 250
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+<h3 id="label-Templating">Templating</h3>
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+<p>Templated values are supported within the YAML files using the moustache <code>{{</code> <code>}}</code> syntax.</p>
+<ul><li>
+<p><code>artist</code> - Available within the <code>copyright</code> field to substitute the artist name.</p>
+</li><li>
+<p><code>year_captured</code> - Available within the <code>copyright</code> field to substitute the year the image was captured.</p>
+</li></ul>
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 <h2 id="label-Tags">Tags</h2>
 
 <p>Tags are user-defined values that serve as a quick and simple way to reference complex information.</p>
 
 <p>Why is this important? Let&#39;s say you shot a roll of ten images with several different lenses. It would be cumbersome to have to specify a model number like <code>Z110mm f/2.8W</code> (and all the other lens information) on each of the frames. Even more importantly, if you&#39;re processing batches of images over a long period of time (months, years), you&#39;re bound to make mistakes in the spelling of the model number. This is important because any software that catalogs images based on Exif data (Lightroom, Flickr) doesn&#39;t know how to deal with these inconsistencies. This means <code>Z110mm f/2.8W</code> and <code>Z110mm f/2.8 W</code> will be considered two different lenses by the software (did you see the difference?), even though we as humans understand they&#39;re the same thing. If you try to filter by lens in Lightroom, some of the images will be under one spelling and some will be under the other, even though they were both shot with the same 110mm lens.</p>
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