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Image Management Screenshots

Started by Abe Murray · 10 months ago

Following up on our idea for digital image management software, Francesca and I developed an alpha version in Java that allows the user to quickly rename large numbers of photos, adding keyword, title, caption, and date tags, which are then available in the filename as well as the image ... Continue reading »

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  • Abe Murray

    3 years ago

    Just a note to anyone reading this - my wife and I built the software, and it works, but recent events such as Riya infer that the image recognition problem is being solved faster than I expected... thus while the tool is useful for our personal use, time will overtake its usefulness. Alas... it was fun though!
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