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Or make combinations...here's a sample to get all images with "Focal Length 35 equivalent" between 28 and 50mm from the D850 model.

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Open Advanced Search with Ctrl+F (Windows) or Cmd+F (macOS)
Select field -> XMP Advanced -> EXIF Specific Properties -> Focal Length [35mm]
Equals
28

Use Advanced Search; press Ctrl+F (Win) or Cmd+F (macOS)

In Select Fields add File name
Contains
your search text

In Select Fields add File path
Contains
Pending

Tip: If you want to see the XMP in your file when embedded, use right click -> Run Script from Repository -> Metadata -> Export to XMP Sidecar File.

Then check the sidecar file; eg IMG0001.JPG gets a sidecar IMG0001.XMP. You can delete the created XMP sidecar file afterwards to keep your file ...

Custom fields are written in XMP in the ICD (IDImager Custom Data) schema. Make sure that the custom field is created as "public" since "private custom fields are, well, private.

Note that not all products out there read all XMP data. Some only read schemas that "they know about ...

The first minor update for v2025 (2025.1) is here!

Here are two new features worth checking out:

Move and Rename Files: This new tool makes it easier to organize your files. You can move files from one place to another and rename them, helping you keep things neat and structured. You can find it ...

This script was added yesterday. In earlier PSU versions the script was deployed with PSU.

Check if you see the script in From Repository after restarting PSU. If it is then I recommend that you delete the local copy you created (unless you need it while offline). If the script is updated at some ...

Great. It’s beyond me why nobody reported this via the designated channel. Surely nobody can overlook the statement at the top of the forum. Now it’s orange and even bigger….

%ImageMegaPixels is not a metadata field, but calculated based on the image dimensions.

Your best approach is to first find the image you want to search in, then use the Filter button in the filter bar -> From Repository -> Filter by Macro Command and use like this:

If you're not seeing the Repository in PSU then check that
1. You have the repository enabled in Preferences -> Other Settings -> Integrate Online Repository
2. If that is enabled and you still don't see it then make sure that you have active internet access
3. If enabled, and internet, check that ...

The photo date used for the timeline is not the upload date.

The general purpose "photo date" is constructed as:

first XMP's exif:DateTimeOriginal
if not exists XMP's exif:DateTimeDigitized
If not exists XMP's tiff:DateTime
if not exists EXIF's date time original
if not exists EXIF's date time ...

That typically points to a mismatch between the image pixels and the different levels of metadata; for example: the orientation in Exif doesn't match with the orientation in XMP (some RAW editors have this issue where they only update Exif and forget to update XMP).
To fix this, you can try to ...

Build 7404 is available.
It is a significant update for users of Photo Supreme on pre-Sequoia versions of the macOS in combination with a specific date/time formatting for their regional settings.

Apart from that it brings some improvements and fixes:
https://whatsnew.idimager.com

That is where I sent it to. Maybe it ended up in spam?

Ps. I’ll remove your email address here. The forum is being scraped 24/7

Hi Mike. Nice video, and the personal touch is awesome.
This is not a support forum, support questions can be sent to here: https://www.idimager.com/contact-us

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