Documentation » Working with Image Tags
Table of Contents:
What are Image Tags?
Default Image Tags
Tags in the Menu Bar
The Tag Browser
Adding New Tags to an Image
Deleting Existing Tags from an Image
Adding Tags to Multiple Images
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What are Image Tags?
But what if (as an example) you have images spread out over multiple directories that you would like to be able to view on the same page? This is where Tags come in - Tags work on top of the existing file structure and allow you to group images any way you want - regardless of what directory they may be in. -
Default Image Tags
The Date the image was taken
The Camera Make and Model
The Aspect ratio
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Within the Scoop Menu bar you will find the following options related to Tags:
Open / Close the Tag Browser
Active Tags being applied as filters to the Image Grid
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The Tag Browser
The Tag Browser lists ALL tags in Scoop.
When you add (or remove) a Tag from an image or group of Images, the Tag Browser will be updated to reflect the new state of Tags in Scoop.
You can enable or disable the display of the Default Tags by changing your Tag Preferences - see the Scoop Preferences documentation for an overview of the Tag choices in Preferences. -
Adding New Tags to an Image
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Deleting Existing Tags from an Image
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Adding Tags to Multiple Images
You can select a large range of images using Shift-Click as well. Select the FIRST image you want to select with the mouse, then Shift-Click on the LAST image you want to include - all images between will be selected.