Analysing the catalog

[lintujuh]

Hi,

 

The Catalog > Analyze ... function is nice. It makes you want to better organize your catalog and improve your score.

 

However I have images in my catalog that makes it impossible to obtain 100%.

• images, where there are no people
  
• images, where there are random people (like street photography)
  
• photo collages or slideshows where there are multiple places
  
• graphs or other generated images where there is no real place
  

 

This is not a real problem, but it would be nice if you could somehow tag "no one", "unknown people", "nowhere" and "many places". This would help to make the statistics to look better.

 

-Juha

[Paul Barrett]

Hi,

 

The Catalog > Analyze ... function is nice. It makes you want to better organize your catalog and improve your score.

 

However I have images in my catalog that makes it impossible to obtain 100%.

• images, where there are no people
• images, where there are random people (like street photography)
• photo collages or slideshows where there are multiple places
• graphs or other generated images where there is no real place

 

This is not a real problem, but it would be nice if you could somehow tag "no one", "unknown people", "nowhere" and "many places". This would help to make the statistics to look better.

 

-Juha

 

Yes, I agree. I have had to create keyword tags such as 'zUnknown Place' to overcome this but it is clunky. (BTW the 'z' at the beginning is to force the label to the bottom of the sorted list. A proper sub tag for 'None' that was placed at the end of each tag category would be really helpful and make my catalog neater.

[PhotoPhilips]

+ 1 to this aswell. Even if keword tags works it would be great if it was built in somehow.

 

 

 

 

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[rene]

i agree with Juha