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Question about filters and organizing files

New Here ,
Jan 03, 2025 Jan 03, 2025

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Hello

Can I sort photos by exposure? 

For example, if I have a lot of photos in my shooting folder where the flash did not work and these photos are black, I need to quickly select them in order to delete. 

Lightroom has this functionality?

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Community Expert , Jan 04, 2025 Jan 04, 2025

Lightroom does not have this sort option. It would not work anyway, because the exposure settings will be the same for all photos, regardless of whether the flash worked or did not work. 

 

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Jan 04, 2025 Jan 04, 2025

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Lightroom does not have this sort option. It would not work anyway, because the exposure settings will be the same for all photos, regardless of whether the flash worked or did not work. 

 

-- Johan W. Elzenga

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Jan 11, 2025 Jan 11, 2025

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Thank you!

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Jan 08, 2025 Jan 08, 2025

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@AdobAdorable 

 

Searching by using Facets in the Search Bar may help.


Type in the Facet Name, followed by a colon.

 

Here's the list of searchable options.

 

  • keyword:
  • camera:
  • lens:
  • location:
  • rating:
  • flag:
  • flash:
  • orientation:
  • iso:
  • type:
  • f-stop:
  • ss:
  • edited:
  • media:
  • focal

 

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Jan 11, 2025 Jan 11, 2025

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Unfortunately none of this works in this case.

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Jan 11, 2025 Jan 11, 2025

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Interesting. Why doesn't it work? Do the black photos not have "Flash: None"?

 

-- Johan W. Elzenga

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Jan 11, 2025 Jan 11, 2025

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"Flash: None"  will be in metadata of the photo only if the flash was not used. And in this case, the flash was used via wireless radio synchronizer in the studio but did not work (flash did not have time to recharge, so the frame is black)

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Right! In that case there is indeed nothing in the metadata at all that distinguishes the black images from images where the flash did work.

 

-- Johan W. Elzenga

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