- Lightroom Version Number
- Classic
- Operating System
- macOS 11 Big Sur
Hi, Folks -- I have Lightroom Classic and have (so far) imported about 30,000 photos, stored in different media, taken over the last 10 years. At the time of each import, I entered keywords at least for the location and sometimes for people, types of buildings, animals, etc.
Somehow -- I can't figure out what happened -- I entered multiple key words for ALL the images in my catalog. So, for example, every single image now has Italy, Sicily, and Miami as keywords even though that is not what I originally entered.
Is there any efficient way to clean this up? For example, would it be possible for me to delete certain place names (e.g. Sicily) from the keywords of all photos in the catalog? Then if I wanted to add back Sicily to photos actually taken there I could select by the dates of my trip and add that keyword back in.
Thanks for any suggestions (including what I likely did wrong to get into this pickle).
Robert
Somehow -- I can't figure out what happened -- I entered multiple key words for ALL the images in my catalog. So, for example, every single image now has Italy, Sicily, and Miami as keywords even though that is not what I originally entered.
Is there any efficient way to clean this up? For example, would it be possible for me to delete certain place names (e.g. Sicily) from the keywords of all photos in the catalog? Then if I wanted to add back Sicily to photos actually taken there I could select by the dates of my trip and add that keyword back in.
Thanks for any suggestions (including what I likely did wrong to get into this pickle).
Robert