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June 11, 2011
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P: Increase the number of cells in the Keyword Set

  • June 11, 2011
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Hi, For keywording, my typical first step would be to have a look at the standard photo categories (Example given below taken form www.shutterstock.com homepage) to enter as "generic keywords" before entering the "photo specific keywords". For the generic keywords, the only asssistance I have in LR is "Keyword Set". But I find the no. of cells it has only 09 which is limited. According to the below list, if I have at least 30 cells I could easily visit the relevant Keyword Set and then select the appropriate categories from it at once.Is there any way I could increase that or how do I make a request to Adobe regarding this? The standard categories I found in Shutterstock.com: AbstractAnimals/WildlifeThe ArtsBackgrounds/TexturesBeauty/FashionBuildings/LandmarksBusiness/FinanceCelebritiesEditorialEducationFood and DrinkHealthcare/MedicalHolidaysIllustrations/Clip-ArtIndustrialInteriorsMiscellaneousModel Released OnlyNatureObjectsParks/OutdoorPeopleReligionScienceSigns/SymbolsSports/RecreationTechnologyTransportationVectorsVintageThanksDhammika Heenpella

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Known Participant
May 26, 2024

My last answer was meant to be an anwer for @TiggerCWP .

 

Regarding the main topic I still support this feature request, as I would use it for other scenarios.

(applying specific category and situation tags, not people names. Doing this by mouse or keyboard shortcut would be way more efficent than code replacement by third party software as I don't want to select the keyword input field first each time.)

Known Participant
May 26, 2024

For this scenario I use additional software (Phrase Express) that enables me to import lists of text fragments and shortcodes (e.g. player names and their numbers with some prefix as shortcode). Later on I can type in the shortcode wherever I want and the software replaces it with the text/name. It's not integrated with Lightroom in any way but instead emulates keystrokes on system level. Works quite well.

TiggerCWP
Participant
January 13, 2024
I like the idea of the Face feature recognizing numbers too. Time for Lightroom to take a step forward!
Known Participant
January 13, 2024

My somewhat clumsy workaround for sports is I made numeric keywords 1-99 and in Grid View I painstakingly apply them to the images, but only for the players that are clearly the 'subject' of each photo. That's why in another post I mentioned how nice it would be if LR could somehow treat numbers like faces, with a 'subject' restriction. 

I shoot marathons for Marathon Photos and they have software that recognizes bib numbers, as well as hat, shirt and pant colors. Their photos are 'theirs' so I don't need it for that but I also shoot local district events and it would really be handy if LR's 'recognition' could include obvious numbers.

Known Participant
January 6, 2024
What I would like to see is a tweak to face trvognition that would identify
numbers, so those numbers could be added to the keywords. That way if Kathy
wants to see all the images of her husband playing Polo, his number could
be keyword searched. A copy of the team rosters could be photographed and
added to that event for reference.
TiggerCWP
Participant
January 3, 2024

I am a sports photographer and use keywords to identify players (Facial recognition spends too much time trying to identify blurred people in the crowd to be useful).  But rosters are larger than 9 players.  It would really help me to be able to put the entire roster of a team in as keywords.  It would save me so much time.  

 

Does someone else have a work around they suggest?

 

Thanks!

Known Participant
July 14, 2023

I totally agree with having more than a 9 keyword limit. Interesting that in the last 12 years this hasn't been addressed. 

It kind of goes along with the fact that of all the editing plugins available for Lightroom, ONLY Photoshop is incapable of pre-selecting the format desired for the edit and then adding the jpeg to Lightroom if jpeg is chosen. Blows me away every time I have to struggle with that.

Participant
July 12, 2021

@Rikk Hi Rikk, I can't find the comment you mention the 'official answer' can you please send me a link?

Also this is an old request now, don't you think we need it? It's an obvious and essential improvement for photographers  😉

Rikk Flohr_Photography
Community Manager
July 12, 2021

This thread is being merged into an existing authoritative thread for better tracking and response. Please review the official answer (if any) in the second post on the thread for more information. 

Rikk Flohr: Adobe Photography Org
Participant
July 10, 2021

Is it possible to create much bigger custom keyword grid sets AND also make them floating windows so I can edit faster and do a lot of repetitive keywording. A bit like customising Photoshops layout. I'd like to be able to have several grids of say 18/36 or more grids of frequently used keywords in sets so I can have few side by side eg. One that has common ingesting keywords for a project and another that may have random touchy feely descriptions etc etc