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Jan Kundrát schrieb:
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<pre wrap="">Martin Jost wrote:
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<pre wrap="">And it seems the EXIF-DB still isn't working here.
E.g. if I look at the "Camera"-Tab in the search dialog, >I only see one
camera here - mine. But I have photos from friends of mine and I think I
remember seeing other models here with KPA 3.x
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I'd remove the exif-info.db file and let KPA rescan all images for EXIF
info.
Cheers,
-jkt
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Hello Jan,<br>
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yes that did the trick.<br>
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But there seems to be an amazing discrepancy between functions here:<br>
- If I use "Maintenance/Recreate EXIF Search database" it doesn't work.<br>
- Only one camera in the DB.<br>
- No matching photos on search, no matter what I try.<br>
(E.g. only mark the only camera model visible)<br>
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- If I use "Maintenance/Read EXIF info from files", it simply works<br>
- A plausible looking range of cameras<br>
- Different search all get plausible looking results<br>
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My impression has been, that "Recreate EXIF Search database" is the
more "drastic" way to recreate the database, but this doesn't work.<br>
Maybe "Recreate EXIF Search database" should just be implemented as<br>
- Delete DB file<br>
- Do a "Read EXIF info from files" on all photos <br>
?<br>
<br>
Thanks for pointing me to the right thing. Now one of the really nice
KPA features is working again.<br>
(I depend on it to pick out all photos with manual exposure programm;
these are usually the parts of an panorama to stitch)<br>
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Regards<br>
<br>
Martin<br>
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