Re: IMatch and Picassa interoperability

Picasa 2 has some great features - like its speed in displaying NEF 
files and its handy timeline feature. To get Imatch categories into 
it, I have transfered those as keywords to the IPTC fields of the 
respective images  using the excellent script IMatch-2-IPTC 2.72.bas 
in the files section here and suppressing top-level category import. 
Picasa then recognises keywords.

By default there is am implicit AND in Picasa when you add multiple 
keywords. There is also an undocumented NOT. If you preface a 
keyword with a minus sign, it will suppress images with that keyword 
from the results set.

Chris

--- In [email protected], <david_bookbinder@s...> 
wrote:
> I'm wondering if anyone here has figured out how Picassa stores 
its "labels." I'm quite impressed with it as a fast way to view all 
sorts of media files, and it would be interesting to, if possible, 
transfer my IMatch categories to the Picassa database to play around 
with it a bit more. It certainly won't replace IMatch, but it does 
have some nice UI features, and I like it's ability (which I know is 
coming soon to IMatch) to handle what appears to be a wide variety 
of video files.
> 
> - David
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