Filter / Hook to get attachment ID before uploading?

Question

I need to rename the raw file name from camera like DCM4819032.jpg or 2015-12-11-204213.jpg to more organized one like IMG_00015.jpg.

I figured I will use the attachment ID as the number in that name.

So far I found a way to change the file name before uploading, but no access to the upcoming ID.

add_filter("wp_handle_upload_prefilter", function ($file) {
  $file["name"] = "custom-name.jpg";
  return $file;
}, 1, 1);

Is there a way to know what ID this attachment going to have?

[EDIT]

Found a way from this question, it works, but it disables image resizing, which is important in my case.

add_action("add_attachment", function($file_id) {
  $file = get_attached_file($file_id);
  $path = pathinfo($file);

  $newfile_name = "IMG_" . $file_id . "." . $path["extension"];  
  $newfile = $path["dirname"] . "/" . $newfile_name;

  rename($file, $newfile);
  update_attached_file($file_id, $newfile);
});

From the comments, it says "WordPress won't understand that a rename has happened", which might be the reason why the resizing isn't working.

Answer 1

You just complicating yourself here. If you want a sequential ID just store it in an option and increment its value with each new upload. There is a very slight possibility of a race condition which might result with two images having the names of IMG_N.png and IMG_N-2.png but it is not likely to happen at all in sites with only one author writing at a time.