How can I find photos with no keywords in Adobe Bridge?
Asked 9/19/2020
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I’m organizing an archive in Adobe Bridge and accidentally moved some untagged photos into a folder where most images are already keyworded. Because these are everyday street photos taken on different days, I can’t reliably identify the untagged files visually. Is there a way in Adobe Bridge to filter or show only images that have no keywords assigned?
Originally by Photography Stack Exchange contributor. Source · Licensed CC BY-SA 4.0
Photography Stack Exchange contributor
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You can filter photos without a keyword in Bidge:
- Navigate to the folder that has the photos with and without keywords.
- Go to the Filter panel. If it's not shown, go to Window → Filter panel.
- Click on No Keywords:
If your photos without keywords are spread out over multiple folders, you can go to the parent folder, enable Show Items from Subfolders and repeat step 2 and 3.
Originally by user9161. Source · Licensed CC BY-SA 4.0
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Yes. In Adobe Bridge you can filter for images that have no keywords assigned.
Open the folder containing the mixed images, then open the Filter panel if it isn’t already visible via Window → Filter Panel. In that panel, look for the Keywords section and choose No Keywords to show only files without assigned keywords.
If the untagged photos may be spread across several folders, select the parent folder and enable Show Items from Subfolders, then use the same No Keywords filter. That will let you locate untagged images across the folder tree.
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