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"No Keywords" Filter not working

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  • SFA

    Do you have any other filters or selections active at the same time?

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  • Harry25

    Also check if any global filters are active...

    I had a similar situation like yours ins the past, and it drove me mad until I figured it out 

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  • fmadhoun

    @SFA

    @Herry25

    Not at all. I select the default catalog "All Images" and have NO user catalogs created. All filter (including global ones) are disabled as well, but only the "No Keywords" filter.

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  • SFA

    Based on the information on the screen in your screenshot I would guess that that the 4 images with no keywords may be the 4 images already in the Trash folder?

    Grant

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  • fmadhoun

    Not really... I emptied the trash already, and could manually locate the 4 images in the catalog, but it seems to be a bug with the filter itself. Sometimes it crashes for unknown reason as in the screenshot.

     

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  • SFA

    Have you re-loaded the catalog?

    If not, as an experiment, try that to see if the 4 changes to zero.

    Did you empty the system trash or just the catalog trash?

     

    Grant

     

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  • Pam Linge

    fmadhoun, Did you figure this out? I'm having the same issue. Trash is empty and no global filters are on. 

    Pam

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  • fmadhoun

    @Pamlinge, Unfortunately no... But as a workaround I created a smart filter.  

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  • Steven Vogel

    For a given collection all of my filters work except the (No Keywords) filter.  I wish we could get an answer to this because it is a very useful feature.  What I am needing it for today is to locate all photos I have not assigned keywords to so that I can add them.  fmadhoun's workaround works but it is not as efficient since I have to recreate the search each time I change collections. Thanks for the help.  

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  • Pam Linge

    Steven,

    Funny you should mention this now because just last night I figured out a way to incorporate the above work-around that functions across projects and collections.

    First, it seems the default "No keyword" filter is incorrectly programmed. Maybe we should let Capture One know?

    • Default filter: Keywords "contains" (blank)... does NOT work
    • Work-around: Keywords "equals" (blank) DOES work

    I simply choose the work-around solution exactly as above image, click the "Presets" drop-down box at top right and saved it as a preset called "No Keywords" and I am able to access it in any project or collection easily from the drop-down advanced search menu at top right when in browser mode. I tested in 3 collections and the preset was there. I made a similar preset for "No ratings". Hope this helps!

    Pam

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