Windows 10: windows explorer image dimensions - change to height x width

I wish to search images by height. So, is it possible to change the listing of image dimensions from width x height to height x width?

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explorer lag/slow with column "width" and "height", alternative?

as title suggested, some folders have width and height column to be able to see images max dimension in width and height without having to open it, but it lags and very slow, what to do?

 

How to add Width & Height in the File Explorer column 'suggestions'?

For some of my video folders, I would like to add the columns "Width" and "Height" as separate columns - for better sort options.
(I'm using a german GUI and there it is called "Bildbreite" and "Bildhöhe". I'm not sure, if it is "Frame Width" and "Frame Height" for an english GUI or "Picture Width" and "Picture height" as literally translated).
As you can see in this AniGif (click on the picture), I have to select them as usual:



Do you know any way to get this two entries in the "suggestions" list for additional properties to show? The list that appears if you right click on a existing column header in the Windows File Explorer?

This way I don't have to scroll down the long list and check this two entries again for the folders I want to see it.
(I know that I could set the defaul view for ALL video folders. But I like to see this additional properties only for about the half of all my video folders.)

Windows Version: Windows 10 Pro
Version: 21H2
Betriebssystembuild: 19044.1706

 

Windows Explorer no longer shows the dimensions (resolution) of video files. How can I get this back?

Dear Community,

Since the 1803 update, Windows Explorer no longer shows the Dimensions, Frame Height or Frame Width (resolution) of video files.

My view in Windows Explorer is "Details" with a Details Pane to the right.

Before the 1803 update the preview pane used to show the video resolution.

I have tried to get this information back, but can't. I have tried the following:

1) Changing view and changing it back to Details plus Details Pane.

2) Creating a column in the List View for "Dimensions". It just shows blank.

3) Creating a column in the List View for "Frame Height" and "Frame Width". Both show blank.

4) Right-clicking the file and viewing Properties. Frame Height and Frame Width are empty.

All of the above used to correctly populated with data before 1803.

I use a lot of video files, and this is becoming super painful.

Can anyone help me get this information back?

Kind regards, Ben.