Thanks for your question.
The IPTC dropdown list shows all the elements from the original IPTC specification dating back to 1999. Over the years a number of extensions have been added; these are not in the original format or the original list. They have been added to the more flexible XMP metadata standard. You can find complete information at this site:
IPTC Photo Metadata Standard
Different image edit tools, e.g., Adobe Lightroom, display the metadata with different layouts and labels. I was able to find the actual element names and location in the standards document. You can try adding this template in the EXIF/Template text area for a mapping rule:
template:([+xmp:Iptc4xmpExt.PersonInImage+])
You can get a more complete dump of the IPTC extension data with an [mla_gallery]
shortcode like this:
[mla_gallery ids=7478 post_parent=all mla_caption={+xmp:Iptc4xmpExt,export+}]
Where you replace “7478” with the ID value of the Media Library item you want to analyze. You can find more information about exploring XMP data in the “Field-level Substitution Parameters, Prefix values, xmp” section of the Settings/Media Library Assistant Documentation tab.
I hope that gets you started on finding the data you want to use in your mapping rules. I am marking this topic resolved, but please update it if you have problems or further questions regarding extracting IPTC extension data from our images. Posting a link to one or more of your images would be helpful if you need more specific help. Thanks for your interest in the plugin.