Re: Core metadata about images
Remco Viëtor <[email protected]> Sun, 01 Feb 2026 17:08:30 +0100
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On dimanche 1 février 2026 17:00:26 heure normale d’Europe centrale [email protected] wrote: > Alan, > > I don’t use heirarchical tags at all. I create individual tags for each > aspect of the photo, for example: year, person’s name, location, etc. this > way I can do simple searches on any of those tags, plus you can use the > search tab on left sidebar to create far more sophisticated searches. > digiKam is an amazing piece of software! > > Jay > > On Sun, Feb 1, 2026, at 10:27, Alan Seal wrote: > > I am trying to catalogue and manage my collection of images created over > > many years, many scanned from prints or slides. > > > > I wish to record 1) names of people 2) places depicted and 3) keywords. I > > assume the best way to do so is using tags where there is country > > hierarchy, lists of people and provision for keywords. > > > > (snip) You can easily have keywords in several trees (that's how I do it, with one tree for location, and trees for subject matter, shot conditions, and such). OP's problem is that all those keywords are shown in one (XML) tag. There may be a (partial) solution with IPTC tags, but digikam doesn't support those in an easy-to-use way, AFAIK.