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I think you are correct. The Finder and it's built-in Spotlight dont seem to be able to do non-integer exposure time. But! I downloaded Houdahspot and it found them all easily so I'd lay this as a OSX bug or simple 'shortcoming' (I think it's a bug). you can do a 'raw query' in Spotlight like this.......
kMDItemExposureTimeSeconds >= 0.05
(if you're terminal-friendly, you can use 'mdfind' or 'mdls' too..........
mdfind "kMDItemExposureTimeSeconds >= 0.05"
I think $39 is seriously overpriced and there are other Spotlight interfaces which may/may-not also work.
http://www.houdah.com/houdahSpot/download.html
Alan, if you do a Smart Folder and then look under 'Other' for search criteria, you'll find Exposure Time which is defined as........
kMDItemExposureTimeSeconds
Exposure time used to capture the document contents.
Value Type: CFNumber
Units: seconds
Framework: CoreServices/CoreServices.h
Header: MDItem.h
Availability: Available in OS X v10.4 and later.
So, like I said, it appears the data is there but a bug stops the Spotlight GUI from interpreting anything <1.0 correctly.
edit: Apple bug #19873739 has been filed for this issue
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