I’ve put together another short video, this time on the Metadata Browser. The Metadata Browser is a powerful feature that allows you to find things by Lens, Camera, Creator, Date, File Type and Location.
Hey folks, I'm Sean McCormack. I live in Galway in the West of Ireland, halfway between Connemara and The Burren. I've been self employed for over 15 years and my income is based on a mix of photography and sound engineering. I also write about photography and software, not to mention the ... View Profile »
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Where is the metadata browser in Lightroom 2?
It was replaced with the Filter Bar (shortcut \).
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