Re: Searching
Joe <[email protected]>
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I suspected as much, but it was worth mentioning. I'll look into the geologger. Thanks. Joe On 10/18/2018 04:52 AM, Tobias Leupold wrote: > Hi Joe :-) > >> I'm talking about something "conceptually" basic. Something like add the >> tag "Deer" (which already exists and is selected on many pictures) to >> any picture with deer in it. I've never looked at whatever facial >> recognition stuff is already in KPA, but something like that for things >> other than people's faces would be great. >> >> In other words, I'm primarily looking for something which "recognizes" >> features/objects (and, to a lesser extent, locations/settings (I don't >> have GPS cameras)). > > I worked a lot on the face recognition back then. Meanwhile, we sadly > had to kick it out again, because 1. the Digikam guys apparently don't > really want other people to use their shared library for face > recognition anymore and 2. it just didn't work very good. At no point. > It worked a bit, kind of ... but after all, it was more work to > correct what was wrong than to just do it manually. > > And here, we're just talking about face recognition, not evaluation of > all kinds of things on an image. > > If we had an AI that could do this work for us, the whole manual > tagging thing would be obsolete ;-) > > I don't want to talk too pessimist, but I'm, pretty sure that if you > aren't Google, the MI6 or whatever, you won't even remotely be able to > implement such an AI. I personally wouldn't even be able to implement > an AI that can play XXO ;-) > > No harm meant! But I'm very sure this is wide out of what we can do in > the foreseeable future. > > The GPS thing in contrast can be fixed quite easy: I also don't have > GPS cameras. But when I want to geotag, I carry a simple GPS logger > with me (i-Blue 747A+, really cool thingy with a cellphone battery > that lasts like forver). Only thing you have to take care of is that > the clock of your photo is correct. Then, back home, you can read out > the GPS track and correlate the images with it and voilà: you have > your geotags :-) > > Cheers, Tobias > _______________________________________________ > KPhotoAlbum mailing list > [email protected] > https://mail.kdab.com/mailman/listinfo/kphotoalbum _______________________________________________ KPhotoAlbum mailing list [email protected] https://mail.kdab.com/mailman/listinfo/kphotoalbum