How to identify 1st image of a bracketed group?

[David_PPP]

Thank you so much for your help.
What I see is that the following conditions need to be met to work on Canon:
1) Exposure Mode = Auto Bracket
2) AEB Bracket Value = 0

I've tried to attach files with:
a) 5 bracketed images
b) 1 normal image
c) screenshots of the relevant fields for 2 bracketed shots and 1 "normal" shot
I'll add extra posts with more files as I can only seem to add 3 at a time.

I look forward to the next release.
Thanks again.

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[David_PPP]

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[TheBrew]

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[TheBrew]

Can confirm that it'll work on the files you attached.

I don't have an estimate for when 4.4.6 will be out, sorry, but at least you know the feature is coming. :)

[David_PPP]

Great news that it will work. Thank you very much.

[TheBrew]

4.4.6 was just approved and should show up in your updates soon.

The video I posted previously will also mark regular non-bracketed shots as the "first shot" so they'll show up when filtered. If you want to *only* see the first shots of bracketed shots, you need to:

Add a new Action task and call it, say, "Bracketed check". Tap the + sign and add a Condition action where: if -> Bracket mode -> is -> AEB -> then perform task -> the tagging task I set up in the video.

Once added, make that new action task the default one and you should be good to go.

For others reading along: Not all cameras add the bracketing metadata to the files and if they do the fields and value can differ. In the action above, the 'AEB' value is specific for Canon EOS cameras. On Nikon D750 the condition check needed to be '48' instead of 'AEB'. If you're having issues, it can be helpful to look for clues in the metadata of a sample file by tapping and holding the thumbnail in the filmstrip and then pick 'File information'.