[Digikam-devel] [digikam] [Bug 345220] New: Import ACDSee Categories to hierarchical Tags
Alan Pater
alan.pater at gmail.com
Mon Mar 16 16:54:19 GMT 2015
https://bugs.kde.org/show_bug.cgi?id=345220
Bug ID: 345220
Summary: Import ACDSee Categories to hierarchical Tags
Product: digikam
Version: 4.8.0
Platform: unspecified
OS: Linux
Status: UNCONFIRMED
Severity: wishlist
Priority: NOR
Component: Metadata
Assignee: digikam-devel at kde.org
Reporter: alan.pater at gmail.com
The ACDSee family of photo management applications has it's own schema to store
hierarchical keywords or tags. digikam does not recognize these as tags and
does not import them. Users trying to migrate from ACDSee to digikam lose
access to these tags.
digikam has implemented it's own schema as has Microsoft and Adobe Lightroom.
The MWG also has proposed a standard schema. However, the Adobe schema can be
considered as the defacto standard, as many other imaging applications have
adopted it.
I've documented how various applications implement hierarchical keywords/tags.
In each application I created the same 6 level hierarchy and tagged a sample
image with level 2 and level 5. I then used exiv2 to read the resulting
metadata. These are just the main hierarchical fields written, flat tags are
also in xmp.dc.subject, for example.
6 Level
(X) 6.2 Level
6.3 Level
6.4 Level
(X) 6.5 Level
6.6 Level
* Digikam 4.8
Xmp.digiKam.TagsList XmpSeq 2 6 Level/6.2 Level/6.3 Level/6.4
Level/6.5 Level, 6 Level/6.2 Level
* Adobe Lightroom 4.4
Xmp.lr.hierarchicalSubject XmpBag 2 6 Level|6.2 Level, 6 Level|6.2 Level|6.3
Level|6.4 Level|6.5 Level
* ACDSee 8 Pro
Xmp.acdsee.categories XmpText 282 <Categories><Category Assigned="0">6
Level<Category Assigned="1">6.2 Level<Category Assigned="0">6.3 Level<Category
Assigned="0">6.4 Level<Category Assigned="1">6.5
Level</Category></Category></Category></Category></Category></Categories>
Reproducible: Always
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