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<blockquote data-quote="BackdoorArts" data-source="post: 368996" data-attributes="member: 9240">I was going to complain that the above only gives you the lens and not the actual focal length within a zoom, but I did some digging as I wrote and found that once you've clicked on the Metadata tab look to the right and you'll see No Filter in a small window.&nbsp; Click on that drop-down and choose Camera Info and it will show you the breakdown by focal length and whether or not the flash fired.&nbsp; Choose Exposure Info and it will show you the breakdown by ISO, Aperture and Shutter Speed.&nbsp; Lots of good stuff in there!!&nbsp; It's going to make life a LOT easier next time I need to find something like ISO 6400 images across various cameras so I can compare them.While I was poking around I found this blog...<a href="http://www.earthboundlight.com/phototips/querying-sqlite-lightroom-database.html" target="_blank">Rummaging Around in the Lightroom Database - Photo Tips @ Earthbound Light</a>...and being a SQL nerd I am intrigued by the idea that I might be able to write queries against the LR catalog (or more specifically, a copy of it - I don't want to screw it up).&nbsp; Need to dig into this when I have the time.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="BackdoorArts, post: 368996, member: 9240"] I was going to complain that the above only gives you the lens and not the actual focal length within a zoom, but I did some digging as I wrote and found that once you've clicked on the Metadata tab look to the right and you'll see [I]No Filter[/I] in a small window. Click on that drop-down and choose [I]Camera Info[/I] and it will show you the breakdown by focal length and whether or not the flash fired. Choose [I]Exposure Info[/I] and it will show you the breakdown by ISO, Aperture and Shutter Speed. Lots of good stuff in there!! It's going to make life a LOT easier next time I need to find something like ISO 6400 images across various cameras so I can compare them. While I was poking around I found this blog... [URL="http://www.earthboundlight.com/phototips/querying-sqlite-lightroom-database.html"]Rummaging Around in the Lightroom Database - Photo Tips @ Earthbound Light[/URL] ...and being a SQL nerd I am intrigued by the idea that I might be able to write queries against the LR catalog (or more specifically, a copy of it - I don't want to screw it up). Need to dig into this when I have the time. [/QUOTE]

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