This is an important point to remember, because if you want to conductĪ search of the entire catalog, you must remember to go to the Catalog panel and select All Photographs first. The entire catalog, or a subset of catalog images.
These can be used to make a filter search of There are three components to the Filter bar: Text, Attribute, and Metadata. Source controls such as Folders and Collections, and the right panels contain the catalog edit controls, such as the Quickĭevelop and Keywording panels. Therefore rationalized the filter controls that were previously in Lightroom, in order to make the filtering process moreīasically we have a new and more streamlined approach to the Library module panels layout. In the catalog (although you can still use the Filmstrip controls for filtering by rating and labels). The Filter bar is now the main place to go for making refined filter selections of photos Panel and Metadata Browser in Lightroom 1 and combines the best features of these two panels with the search functionality One of the key new features in Lightroom 2 is the Filter bar (see Figure 4.42), which can be accessed in the Content area whenever you are in the Library Grid view mode.
#Filters for photos lightroom how to
Now let’s lookĪt how to use the Library module tools to conduct image searches to find specific photos. The image content, thus adding context, meaning, and ultimately more value to the pictures in the catalog. Images and separate the keepers from the rejects, and lastly how to add metadata information, including keywords to describe So far we have looked at how to manage images using folders to group the images in the catalog.
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