Can I search Lightroom based on ISO or shutter speed?

2 years 2 months ago #708015 by Tim Kelley
Strange question, is there a way to search based on ISO or shutter speed in Lightroom?  


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2 years 2 months ago #708016 by Nikon Shooter
Certainly not if you work in sessions — that I always do — but
may be possible in library mode. Just try it Tim.

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2 years 2 months ago #708017 by hghlndr6
Yes, you can.

In Library module.  First select your source in the left panel ... can be all photos or any folder or group of folders.

Click on "Library" Menu.  Look down the menu items and select "Filter by Metadata," then choose "enable Metadata filter."

At the top right of the library filter toolbar, next to the lock icon, there's a double arrow (Up/down).  Click on that.  In the pop-up list that appears, choose "Exposure Info.'

You should now see columns for Focal Length, ISO, Aperture, and Shutter Speed.  Each column has a scroll bar so you can scroll to find the parameter (or combination of parameters) that you're interested in.

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