Photography Asked by Pythonista anonymous on June 9, 2021
I use Lightroom 6 on Windows 10.
I am considering switching to another software; I know there are programs (eg Acdsee) that can import keywords and library data from Lightroom, but I have not found any that can import the picked flags.
Do you know of a way/a Windows software to export the picked flag from Lightroom to another software (eg Acdsee, Aftershot, etc)? I understand generic recommendations are frowned upon on stackexchange sites, but this is not that – I am not asking what alternatives you recommend, I am asking if you know of any software which performs a very specific task, so it’s very much a factual, non-subjective yes or no type of question
Alternatively, is there a way to create keywords based on the ‘picked’ flag? Ie add a keyword like ‘picked’ to every photo which I have flagged as picked? I am not sure if Lightroom can do this automatically, if there is a plugin, or if a small script could be put together and made into a plugin. If I can make that into a keyword, I should be able to use the keyword to filter accordingly in the new software
Ideally you would write the Lightroom metadata to sidecar XMP files and use those to import all metadata into another non-Adobe application. Unfortunately pick/reject flags are one of the those things that are stored in the catalog only and are not written to XMP1,2.
Therefore your proposed solution of using keyword seems to be the best option.
To do so, you need to first find all your images with a picked flag:
3. Press the white flag to show only picked photos.
Now you need to assign a keyword of your choice to all these photos:
Answered by Saaru Lindestøkke on June 9, 2021
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