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I guess it's a good thing I didn't go looking for the script any earlier than I did. I noticed that it had an uploaded date and time just 15 minutes earlier than my current time.

I had already done what you recommended. When I put the script in the library and restarted, it was then shown both in ...

That's exactly what I needed. Thanks.

Though it took me a while to get there. To begin with, Filter by Macro Command was not in the menu, though I could swear that I've seen it in the past.
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I went to the repository and downloaded the script from there ...

I need to identify photos that are larger than a certain pixel size (in effect, X dimension times Y dimension). I’ve looked all over, and the only metadata field I can find is %ImageMegapixels. And the only places I can find a reference to it are in the New Custom Field of the info pane, and in ...

manusz wrote: 05 Mar 25 10:59 FWIW:
macOS Sequoia 15.3.1 on an Apple Silicon M1 machine
PSU 2025.0.3.7427

My setup is identical, except being an M4 Mac mini, and I do not have this problem. I just wanted to eliminate this as a potential issue, unless it is M1 vs M4.

Don't know if this will help, but try opening a new tab and then try it.

An issue I often have is something similar to this where I click on a folder and the contents do not show. Refreshing doesn't help either. I create a new tab, click on the folder, and there it is. Whether this is your issue or ...

Hert wrote this in a previous thread. It should help to explain that command.
“First use "Metadata -> Convert metadata to XMP" to make sure that your XMP metadata is the same as the Exif (many tools fail to update XMP)”

Right-click an image to get to the Run Script from Repository menu item. If for ...

Are you looking to get XMP sidecar files? If so, select Run Script from Repository > Metadata > Export to sidecar XMP file

In the State menu, hold down the option key (alt, I think, in Windows) and select Version Sets. That should get you what you want. Holding that key, in effect, is like adding NOT to a selection.

I think you may have misread my post. I said alt-shift-G (not S) to unstack the display.

So, for example, I have a folder with stacked images in it, I filter Stack Details > Stack Top Items and the stacks are displayed with the top items displayed, but if I apply a label at this point, it is ...

I expect that behavior is intentional, so I don't think it is a bug.

To do what you want, toggle the stacked display (icon in the upper left, or opt/alt-shift-G). That will show all the stacked images individually. Then select the one you want to add to the Image Basket.

I have added a new field which calls the macro : CatalogPortfolioList

That's good idea - but what's the macro code?


The macro is a menu selection. Follow these steps:

Select New Custom Field > Add Macro Field
Enter a caption.
Click the pre-entered %FileName and choose Select Another Macro ...

I have both iPhone 16 Pro and 12 Pro phones. DNG photos upload successfully from both in all versions I have used up to 6694. This is on a Mac.

To be clear, at first I first thought you meant the native camera app from an iPhone 12 Pro. But I checked and saw that there is a rather expensive app ...

I don't know what is going on with your thumbnails not showing up. Mine always have. Unless it is related to Sequoia. I am still on Sonoma.

I can solve your other issue though. If you remove .HEIC from the file extension list, the files will open in PSu instead of Preview.

And if you make that ...

I can't address #1, but as for what confirming does, Hert answered that in this post from last March (which, coincidentally, you started)
https://forum.idimager.com/viewtopic.php?p=136786&hilit=confirm#p136786

"In addition, if the AI has chosen a correct name then you don’t have to confirm ...

I changed my iPhone to take HEIC photos. After getting them into PSu, I found that when opened in the embedded viewer (with zoom = "View Image Best), the image did not fill the screen, and showed 100%. This compared with JPGs of the same size which fill the screen and show 61%. To be sure I was ...