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Shows the filename, copy name, folder, title, caption, and location fields.
Location
Shows the filename, rating, plus Caption and Copyright metadata.
Minimal
Shows the filename, copy name, file path, rating, and the following EXIF and IPTC metadata:
Quick Describe
Dimensions, Date Time, Camera, Title, Caption, Copyright, Creator, and Location.
In the Metadata panel, if an IPTC metadata field displays an arrow, clicking the arrow is a quick way to find and
view all photos containing the specific metadata.
If multiple photos with different metadata settings are selected, the metadata fields display <mixed>. To show the
metadata for the photo that's targeted (active) within the selection, choose Metadata > Show Metadata For Target
Photo Only.
See also
"Find photos using the Metadata Browser" on page 66
Add and edit IPTC metadata
Metadata is added to photos by entering the information in the Metadata panel. Premade metadata sets make it easy
to make all or only a subset of the photo's metadata available for adding or editing.
Note: Choosing a metadata preset, copying and pasting metadata from another photo, and synchronizing metadata are
quick ways to add metadata to photos that will share the same metadata.
With photos selected in the Grid view or the Filmstrip, or with photos in Loupe Compare, or Survey view, choose
1
a metadata set from the pop-up menu at the top of the Metadata panel. See "View photo metadata" on page 55.
2 Do any of the following:
• To add metadata, type in a metadata text box.
• To add metadata from a preset, choose a metadata preset from the Preset menu.
• To edit metadata, overwrite an entry in a metadata text box.
• To perform a related action, click the action icon to the right of the metadata field. For example, to view all photos
with the specified label, click the icon to the right of the Label field.
Separate fields are available for sending e-mail and for jumping to a website link. By clicking the link to the right of
Website, for example, you can open the browser to the specified website.
See also
"Apply a metadata preset" on page 58
"Copy and paste metadata between photos" on page 58
"Synchronize metadata between photos in the catalog" on page 59
Change the photo capture time
Sometimes you need to change the capture time for your photos. For example, you might need to change the capture
times if you traveled to a different time zone and didn't change your camera's date/time setting before you started
photographing, or if you imported a scanned photo into Lightroom, the photo would contain the creation date of
when it was scanned, rather than when it was taken.
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