Image info to MS Excel

In article , BrJohan
wrote:


The background to my question is this:

I have 'inherited' a fairly large (~45000) set of imagefiles from a -
not very close - relative that recently passed away. He was a keen
photographer and - as of his latest years - scanner. As his closest
descendants are not very fluent in managing images, they have asked me
for assistance. So, in order to get some overview of the material, I
thought that a statistical view could help me. Some sample directory
listings tell me that the variety of types and sizes of the images is
large. Some samples of images tell me that both B/W and color images are
present.

lightroom is ideal for that.

Other suggestions are welcome.

XnView can list imagefiles together with some of my wanted info only.

I am familiar with Adobe Bridge and Adobe Ligthtroom, but - as said -
those programs are not very helpful in this case.

what do you want to do that they do not?

Peter Krogh's excellent "The DAM Book" gave me no advice in this matter.

read it again.

I do not know Media Pro SE.

I have used ExifTool for many purposes, but as far as I know, it can't
get me all the info I want.

then you don't know what it can do.

PS. If my plain question caused high blood pressure or other kinds of
nausea, I want to apologize.

it didn't.

In article , BrJohan
wrote:

I have used ExifTool for many purposes, but as far as I know, it can't
get me all the info I want.

then you don't know what it can do.

Maybe! But, then please tell me how to extract info regarding e.g.
'Color space' and/or 'Bit depth', using ExifTool.

color space is almost always srgb (unless they're raw) and bit depth
depends on the camera, which is known.