[digiKam-users] Search for no captions

ron.orenstein at rogers.com ron.orenstein at rogers.com
Thu Jul 9 21:29:39 BST 2020


Thanks - that is a neat workaround.

If this is the right place to do so, though, I would like to suggest that this is a feature that should be added to the program. I am in the process of captioning a large number of images and it would greatly speed the process if those I have already done could be filtered out. There is a feature like this in Aperture (you can set IPTC caption data to’ empty’ as a search condition) and I have found it to be very useful.

Ronald Orenstein 1825 Shady Creek Court Mississauga, ON L5L 3W2 Canada ronorenstein.blogspot.com
On Jul 9, 2020, 3:17 PM -0400, digikam at 911networks.com, wrote:
> On Thu, 9 Jul 2020 14:49:51 -0400
> ron.orenstein at rogers.com wrote:
>
> > I have asked this e but did not get a reply, so Excuse me for
> > asking again: Is it possible to search or filter on DigiKam (MAC OS
> > version 7.0.0) for images with empty captions (in the same way one
> > can filter for images without tags)?  Thanks!
>
> Kind of. It can be done but it has to be setup first:
>
> * Search tab > advanced search > reset (to make sure we start fresh
> * At the top right: Options: "None of these conditions are met"
> * caption, comment, title > catption: e
> * add search group
> * click on OR to become AND
> * "None of these conditions are met"
> * title: e
> * ok
>
> Then you can save the search and select that saved search each time...
>
> This assumes that all actual captions or title contain the letter E.
> Very few words in English do not have the letter E (you can google for
> the list).
>
> --
> sknahT
>
> vyS
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