Can Lightroom 6 find photos with more than a certain number of keywords or tagged people?
Asked 10/26/2016
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I want to identify group photos in Lightroom 6 by finding images that have more than a specific number of tagged people or keywords. For example, if a photo has more than 3 face tags, I would consider it a group shot. Is this kind of search possible in a smart collection or another Lightroom 6 search method?
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Photography Stack Exchange contributor
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There is a plugin called Any Filter by John R. Ellis that allows you to do this kind of search. The plugin is something you would have to buy, but there is no set price; just pay what you think is fair for the added functionality.
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Lightroom 6 does not natively offer a smart collection rule for “more than X keywords” or “more than X tagged people.” Based on the community answer, this type of search is possible by using a plugin such as Any Filter by John R. Ellis, which adds more advanced filtering options than Lightroom’s built-in smart collections.
So if you need to find photos with, say, more than 3 face tags to identify group shots, the practical solution is to use that plugin rather than Lightroom’s default search tools.
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