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#Lightroom cc plugin windows#

Advanced Setting for Windows users: If you want to edit the words that are ignored by this function, edit the "a" file within the plugin folder.Īuto identification (Not available with Lightroom v4).

If you complete the Title and Caption metadata fields before you open MyKeyworder for Lightroom to tag an image, the plugin will automatically attempt to identify relevant keywords from those fields.

If you select "Tag images individually" then the tool will cycle through the images for keywording without having to close and re-open the tool.Īuto extraction from Title and Description.

If you select multiple images, you can use "Batch mode" to apply the selected keywords to multiple images simultaneously.

Then reflect for a moment how fast that was compared to your previous workflow!

Note that you will only be able to export a maximum of 10 keywords per image unless you make a donation of US$10 or more.

Click "Save keywords to photo" to finish.

Move the most relevant keywords from the left column to the right column using the arrows.

Enter a few keywords into the search box and click "Search keywords".

In the Lightroom menu bar, visit File -> Plugin Extras -> MyKeyworder for Lightroom -> Tag image(s) individually.

Select an image that you would like to keyword.

#Lightroom cc plugin install#

Open Lightroom and install the plugin via the Lightroom Plugin Manager (File -> Plugin Manager -> Add) and select the folder/file that you unzipped earlier.

If you are on a Mac, you'll see the result is a single file. If you are on a PC, you'll see the result is a folder.

#Lightroom cc plugin download#

Download MyKeyworder for Lightroom and save it to a location of your choice.To change that, look above the thumbnails on the FilmStrip, and choose All Photographs instead of "Previous Import". Important note: If you have chosen the option to automatically reimport into Lightroom but do not see the reimported image, this is normally because Lightroom is set to show images of the previous import only. In case you would neither see 'Export to Photomatix Pro' under 'Plug-in Extras' nor 'Photomatix Pro' under the 'Export' item of the contextual menu, then follow these steps to install the Plugin manually. If you have a Creative Cloud subscription, make sure to use the Lightroom Classic CC application to use the plugin. Right-click on the selected photos, then choose Export > Photomatix Pro.Īlternatively, choose File > Plug-in Extras > Export to Photomatix Pro.Select a set of bracketed photos (or one single photo) from either the Filmstrip or the Grid.If Lightroom is installed on your computer, the Plugin should be automatically installed when you run the installer. Make sure the box Yes, install the Lightroom Export Plugin too is checked before clicking 'Next'. If Lightroom is detected on your computer, the installer will ask to confirm that you want to install the Plugin.

#Lightroom cc plugin pro#

If you haven't downloaded Photomatix Pro yet, please do so from the download page.

The Plugin works in Lightroom 5, Lightroom 6 and Lightroom Classic CC.

The Lightroom Plugin included in Photomatix Pro lets you select a bracketed photos set (or single photo) in Lightroom, export it to Photomatix Pro for HDR processing, and reimport the final image into your Lightroom library.