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stefan-joachim
stefan-joachim
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July 30, 2020
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Location not enabled city is italic

  • July 30, 2020
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Hi community,

sorry for my english!

Some of my photos are tagged with informations about the location correctly.

But some photos the location informations are italic.

I can't use the information by export, only the font isn't italic.

Please, can you give me a solution?

See the attachet file.

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Correct answer dj_paige

Text in the location field in italic (kursiv) indicates that the location has not been "committed" to the photo. A very bizarre thing for Adobe to do, truly a poor decision, in my opinion. I don't really understand it at all, but until you "commit" the location to the photo, you can't search for it and you can't export it. How do you "commit" the location to the photo? In the Map Module, you have to right-click on the Sublocation and then select it from the dropdown menu. Then do the same for the City. Then do the same for the State/Province. And so on. And then repeat for each photo. As I said, a truly poor decision by Adobe to program it this way.

 

Fortunately, if you look up and then install the "AnyFilter" plug-in, you can have this plugin "commit" all of the locations fields for all photos in one action, and boom, your problem goes away.

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dj_paige
dj_paigeCorrect answer
Legend
October 16, 2020

Text in the location field in italic (kursiv) indicates that the location has not been "committed" to the photo. A very bizarre thing for Adobe to do, truly a poor decision, in my opinion. I don't really understand it at all, but until you "commit" the location to the photo, you can't search for it and you can't export it. How do you "commit" the location to the photo? In the Map Module, you have to right-click on the Sublocation and then select it from the dropdown menu. Then do the same for the City. Then do the same for the State/Province. And so on. And then repeat for each photo. As I said, a truly poor decision by Adobe to program it this way.

 

Fortunately, if you look up and then install the "AnyFilter" plug-in, you can have this plugin "commit" all of the locations fields for all photos in one action, and boom, your problem goes away.

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    johnrellis
    johnrellis
    Legend
    October 16, 2020

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    stefan-joachim
    stefan-joachimAuthor
    Known Participant
    October 16, 2020

    Hi,

    it doesn't work also while activating "Export with allmeta informations".

    1. I see the city (text in kursiv)

    2. On export it's nit possible, to use the cita as name for he exported image

     

    I use the metadata, the third block in teh export settings for the filename.

     

     

    johnrellis
    johnrellis
    Legend
    October 16, 2020

    To build on dj_paige's reply, it's the Commit Locations command of the Any Tag plugin (that command is free to use).  

     

    Please add your constructive opinion to the bug report:

    https://feedback.photoshop.com/conversations/lightroom-classic/lightroom-inconsistent-handling-of-suggested-addresses/5f5f45f64b561a3d426b262b

     

    and be sure to click Like and Follow at the bottom of the first post. That will make it a little more likely that Adobe will prioritize a fix, and you'll be notified when the bug's status changes.

     

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      johnrellis
      johnrellis
      Legend
      August 3, 2020

      Address fields added automatically by LR's Address Lookup using GPS coordinates appear in italics. LR will export them with the photo, unless you select the Export option Remove Location Info.

       

      Can you describe in more detail your issue?

       

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