This will show all files in your database which contain the specified serial number.
#Exiftool camera model name serial number
When I understand you correctly, you just want to search for files with a specific serial number? Then use the "Everywhere" mode in the file window search bar, select the database node in the Media & Folders View and enter the serial number in the search bar. You can also right click and use "Copy as Variable" if you want to use the variable or you need the tag name copied into the clipboard. When you move the mouse over the header of the tag in the Metadata Panel, IMatch displays the fully qualified tag name. I have asked this above several times: Do you see the serial number in the Metadata Panel when you switch to browser mode? Once IMatch has imported the tag containing the serial number for your cameras you can do the tasks described in A) above. Reload the metadata of affected files with Shift+Ctrl+F5 afterwards. These are not intended to be used by humans and would only increase the database size and reduce performance. By default IMatch imports only important and frequently used tags, but leaves out proprietary maker notes. As zematima pointed out above, you then open the Tag Manager in IMatch and enable the tag(s) you want to import in addition. Use the "List Metadata" preset then search for the maker note that contains the data.Ģ.
You can look at one of your files in the Exiftool Command Processor. Different Canon bodies store this data in different tags. If you cannot see the tag, you need to find out which tag contains the serial number for your specific camera model and firmware. In that case you can just search for the serial number with the file window search bar (even in your entire database) or you can create a data-driven category based on that tag to automatically group your files by camera body.ġ. Many camera vendors bury this information somewhere in the proprietary maker notes.Ĭan you see the tag when you switch the Metadata Panel to browser mode? In that case, IMatch has imported the data for this tag. Camera serial number is not a mandatory or standard EXIF metadata tag. See the release notes for details, just search for cameraserialnumbercomp.Ģ. IMatch does not rescan all files in your database to fill this special tag. cameraserialnumbercomp was introduced in IMatch 2018 and as outlined in the initial IMatch 2018 release notes is filled only for files which are added / updated to the database with IMatch 2018.
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