Search Based on XResolution and YResolution?

[plowmail2010 at gmail.com]

Got it. Thanks.
In my case, I am the manufacturer.  I scan negatives at only 600 PPI to 
save scanning time and to produce files that are only ~4.5 MB.  Some few 
negatives are worth scanning at 4800 PPI, which produces ~550MB files.

Searching by file size works well enough.

I have also moved XResolution into the XMP Title field with this:
exiftool -ignoreMinorErrors "-title<XResolution" Image-files-folder-spec

Bob D


On 2/2/2024 2:14 AM, Maik Qualmann wrote:
> We do not record XResolution/YResolution in the database. This means that you
> cannot search for it in the advanced search.
> I consider the importance of this metadata to be very low. The manufacturer
> usually writes in the standard value of screens (72 dpi), in a few cases 96 or
> 300 dpi. This information has no meaning for image processing and the
> manufacturer does not know on which medium and at what resolution you want to
> print later.
>
> Maik
>
> Am Freitag, 2. Februar 2024, 00:24:14 CET schriebplowmail2010 at gmail.com:
>> Windows 7
>> DigiKam 8.2.0
>>
>> Can DigiKam's advanced search use the EXIF fields XResolution or
>> YResolution?
>>
>> I apologize for repeating my question (from December).  No answers, but
>> I hope someone might have a thought.
>>
>> Bob D
>
>
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