This article covers the Metadata section of the Smart Collections Workflow and is part of the complete Smart Collection Workflow for Lightroom. The Metadata is the heart of the information about an image. Metadata is useful to pull later when printing, using a slideshow or publishing to the web. More…
Adobe Lightroom, like most image editing and management software, makes use of standardized data attached to the image. This data is called Metadata and represents items such as the camera, exposure values, dates shot, locations, copyright information, job information and a host of other data. If you are not a…
Certain metadata fields can be used later on in Adobe Lightroom. Inputing that data is easy if you select multiple images and add the metatdata in bulk. Let’s look at some of the fields first and what they can be used for and then move to attaching data to the…
Part of the Importing Dialog Box in Lightroom is the Information to Apply section. This section houses the presets that can be applied for Developing, Metadata, Keywords and Initial Previews. Developing Presets on Import In Progress. Metadata Presets on Import The metadata contains copyright information and other locational information that…
The metadata is the information about the camera, exposure, copyright, photographer, location and other data about the image. Universally, it is stored with the image and is separate from any development or image altering effects. The camera and exposure data is automatically populated from today’s digital cameras. Also, if you…
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