05.06.2020, 11:02
I'm just trialing Excire and so far I am impressed by speed of operation and the clean interface. But my primary goal with Excire would be to replace Adobe Lightroom for keyword management, and that leaves me with one problem with Excire.
I found the Preferences setting to import keywords from the files and turned it on. With this, Excire is reading the Subject tag in my Adobe DNG files to populate its database. However, given Excire supports keyword hierarchies, I was really hoping it would read the Hierarchical Subject tag so that it could build my own tags into a hierarchy, as I had in Lightroom.
Here is an example of the two tags from one file:
Subject : 70, Alliance Airlines, Fokker, NZWN, VH-NKU, air operator, aircraft, airfield
Hierarchical Subject : air operator|Alliance Airlines, aircraft|Fokker|70|VH-NKU, airfield|NZWN
Also, it would be useful if I could turn off Excire's AI tags, either just from the keyword viewer, or entirely. Excire did the most impressive categorisation I have yet seen, however for my work it is not ever going to give me the sort of things I have above.
I found the Preferences setting to import keywords from the files and turned it on. With this, Excire is reading the Subject tag in my Adobe DNG files to populate its database. However, given Excire supports keyword hierarchies, I was really hoping it would read the Hierarchical Subject tag so that it could build my own tags into a hierarchy, as I had in Lightroom.
Here is an example of the two tags from one file:
Subject : 70, Alliance Airlines, Fokker, NZWN, VH-NKU, air operator, aircraft, airfield
Hierarchical Subject : air operator|Alliance Airlines, aircraft|Fokker|70|VH-NKU, airfield|NZWN
Also, it would be useful if I could turn off Excire's AI tags, either just from the keyword viewer, or entirely. Excire did the most impressive categorisation I have yet seen, however for my work it is not ever going to give me the sort of things I have above.