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Find only images that have RAW settings applied

New Here ,
Apr 06, 2021 Apr 06, 2021

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Is there a way in Bridge to filter or search for just the files that have been modified in Camera Raw? I'd even take a way to filter where Creation Date does not equal Modified Date.

 

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Community Expert , Apr 06, 2021 Apr 06, 2021

You could also use the find command similar to this screenshot (looking into the metadata for crs: related info):

 

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Apr 06, 2021 Apr 06, 2021

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Filter Panel, Camera Raw:

 

No Settings

vs.

Custom Settings

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You could also use the find command similar to this screenshot (looking into the metadata for crs: related info):

 

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Thanks, Steven. I couldn't use the filter because "Custom Settings" was not an option for me.

 

However, I tried the second method, and by selecting All Metadata contains crs:Version, I got what I was looking for.

 

That said, how did you know to use the specific text "crs:Version"? Is there documentation about this somewhere?

 

Thanks again,

 

Chris

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I can't think of any documentation off-hand, however I'm "sorta into metadata" so I have taught myself along the way with Adobe products, scripting and ExifTool.

 

If you get File Info on a file that has been processed via ACR and a "clean" file that hasn't, you will see the differences in the meatadata listed under Raw Data. The caveat being that you can't use the < or > symbols in the find.

 

Edit: I think that any crs: metadata would do the job, however I recently I stumbled over crs:AlreadyApplied in an Adobe script.

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