Are you sure that's not something added by a plugin? Looking down the list, they all seem to be related to film scanning. Hmm that's odd - I'm also missing everything below 'None'.
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I'll have to go away and see how to get the rest of those to show. It does seem to tally fairly well with what Adobe say is available. Might help if you can mention any of the others not shown on that screengrab? That's all I'm getting - so perhaps at some point I've selected to see only "short list" or something. Thanks for the pic, but you forgot to scroll down. PS - Rather disappointing to see, on the first time of checking, that all of my photos are reported to have "No Depth". I guess though that at some point we go beyond the "statutory" fields as defined within the file format, and reach the remainder - reserved for individual "Makers Notes" and other stuff, which individual mfrs have the freedom to use as and if they want? Nothing also, as far as I can tell for exposure mode (P,A,S,M, IA etc), day of the week, etc. However, curiously, after a quick and dirty look, I couldn't find exposure compensation.
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LrC can certainly filter on dozens of EXIT items such as lens, focal length, shutter speed, aperture, ISO etc etc. You may have to go into some settings menu to select the exif items you want to show, but I'd bet that there are tutorials for doing that. Then, you can set up the columns for camera, lens, iso, etc. In the Library module, at the top of the screen you will see library filters. If that's all you want to do, yes, LR will do that quickly and easily. Will Lightroom do all that? It would be great if it did. Also, I would like to sort so I can see all photos above a certain ISO level. I would like to sort the photos by the lens I am using. The problem that I need solved is that on a wildlife shoot I'll bring a variety of lens and a couple of cameras. I do know how to see the EXIF data for a photo in Lightroom, but how do I sort the photos by a specific EXIF factor. What is it you want that you can't get from the LR metadata? You probably already know that you can sort/search metadata in LR Classic for typical stuff like date, aperture, shutter speed, ISO, camera, lens, etc.
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