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Appendix for tutorial "Efficiency with DxO PhotoLab". Your remarks and comments are welcome: tuto.dxo [at] free.fr Pascal PELÉ - January 2019 |
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« | Create keywords with XnViewMP |
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DxO
assumes the photographer manages his images with a cataloging
software (Lightroom, DigiKam, Photo Supreme, ...). If not, it is still
possible to create keywords to sort his photos.
Using temporary keywords can be useful in some cases.
Photos must be tagged with keywords organized according to the hierarchical method (group / category / subcategory / etc ...). Example: Photographs | Animals | Birds | Chardonnet These are the subcategories (third level) which are generally customized.
- Selecting one or more photos. The "Categories" panel is activated (Click to see the video) - In the "Photographs" group, select (e.g) the category "Friends" - Right Click on it to create a "New subcategory" - Check the box to enable this subcategory Create as many keywords (categories) that need
- Choose a set of photos meeting a criterion and then assign a keyword - Choose another set, regardless to some of the photos already has been tagged.
By selecting another photo (or set of) XnViewMP creates, along the way, the sidecars XMP necessary for DPL. - XnViewMP: Activate another photo to trigger sidecars.xmp writing - DPL is updated in real time. If necessary, select the current folder name to refresh the database (F5). << Back to Tutorial |
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![]() Keywords Procedure |
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« | Configuring XnViewMP |
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XnViewMP is a
cross-platform image viewer (Mac, Windows) that reads "all" image
formats. It is also able to export XMP sidecars.
Configure XnViewMP according to the video: - Close all the lower windows except "Categories" - Translate it (by the title) in the left column - Open Settings menu: Tools / Settings (F12) : Browser / Metadata - Check / Uncheck the options according to the illustrationn
Resources: Cataloging features in XnViewMP << Back to Tutorial |
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![]() XnViewMP Settings |
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Efficiency
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