The search result is limited to the first 1 000 entries. The Image Browser displays selectable search results as well as its terms. – Enter a ISO values (e.g “400”) and validate it too (the SE returns 101 items with both criteria) Click to enlarge – Alt+ < to return
– Validate it (the searh engine – SE – returns 2 038 items) – Enter a aperture (e.g “8” – See illustration 2) PhotoLab allows combined search (only the boolean operator “AND” is available at this time): – Enter a number sup to 1970 (eg “1995-10”) for the pictures taken that month – Enter a dash (e.g “40-80”), the system proposes Focal length range PhotoLab accepts several special input formats, like: – Select one of the drop down list item by left click, instead of push Enter – Enhance it (e.g “2000”), the search engine returns: Shot in 2000 – ISO – File Name – Enter a value (e.g “200”), its format is automatically matched with metadata criteria: ISO value – Focal length – Shutter speed – File Name – Enter the beginning of a word, the system makes proposals according to the keywords, file names or folders * The search engine returns number of photos per types. * The search engine returns the results according to the relevant categories of the database. * The framework of this search is total, ie independent of the current folder. The system is ready for the first searches. It is no longer necessary to index the folders. You can have a small “lag” because there are some background work on the DB by the system. * A search request is sometimes not available just after the indexing. Roughly 50ms / image on SSD or 7200 rpm HDD (more than 1 200 files per minute). Click to enlarge – Alt+ “indexing in progress” PhotoLab indexes as and when files it accesses.Īfter modifying metadata inputted from outside (and, of course, the first installation) it is necessary to proceed new indexing.
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