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Using: Photo Library
2. Select Copy Path to Clipboard.
3. The location is now saved in your clipboard. Selecting Paste or CTRL-V will paste the location of the photos.
Viewing Photo Properties
To see the properties of a selected photo, select Photos from the very top center of the software or right-click on a photo, and select Properties. A window with two tabs appears.
The following information is displayed on the properties tab:
Filename
Path
Image Size
File Size
Date Last
Modified
Orientation
Cached status
Archived status
Published status
Hidden status
Photographer’s
Notes
The Photo Data tab is used for setting queries. A query has a property and a value, and is used to organize photos automatically when dealing with large groups. Keep reading for a brief example.
Imagine you are creating composite photos for a soccer team where each player will have a team photo and a player photo. Now imagine you are creating composites for twenty different teams! You can simplify your search and creation process:
1. Select Add Data.
2. Set the Property to Team Name.
3. Set the Value to Bumblebees and select OK.
4. Select OK.
5. When you are creating or using a border, you can assign a border to automatically import photos with specific data, such as Team Name, or even specific data such as Team Name = Bumblebees or Team Name = Sharks. This one query will automatically import the composite photo each time the border is applied, saving you precious time.
You can also view properties by right-clicking on a photo and selecting Properties.
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