On Tue, 09 Oct 2007 03:39:14 -0000, DeanB <deanbrown3d RemoveThis @yahoo.com> wrote:
>On Oct 8, 2:52 am, frederick marco <nob... RemoveThis @spamstop.org> wrote:
>> On Mon, 08 Oct 2007 04:55:30 -0000, DeanB <deanbrow... RemoveThis @yahoo.com> wrote:
>> >Any comments welcomed. If there is software out there already then I
>> >might not attempt this.
>>
>> >Thanks!
>>
>> Sorry to burst your hopes, but most of the decent image cataloging programs
>> already do this. Some are just small stand-alone applications that search all
>> hard-drives for similar images. (duplicate image finders) These routines are
>> also included in specialty applications for doing large, single-image mosaics
>> from thousands of smaller images. Most digital forensic programs designed to
>> support religiously-ideology law-enforcement even detects photos based on the
>> amount of flesh-tones apparent in a photo collection. These already exist as an
>> alert system in all large chain-stores that print your photos for you. Too many
>> flesh-tones on your memory cards triggers the operator to flag your account for
>> suspected pornography. If you're architecture includes a lot of beiges, be sure
>> to wipe your hard-drives clean before they get hold of your hard-drives. These
>> program being written by people with an overt interest for flesh to find others
>> similarly afflicted. It's common human psyche to blame others for what they
>> themselves suffer from. One day they may all grow beyond their immature
>> fascination with the percentage of skin showing and devote their time to things
>> much more useful to humanity. But I digress.
>>
>> Yes, there are dozens of programs that already do this.
>
>Hi Frederick - do you have any examples you could name that do this
>specific task?
Well, it's built into or the main purpose of programs like:
ImageDupeless (just for finding similar images)
ThumbsPlus (extensive image cataloging, including similarity searches)
Dup Detector (a phototile/mosaic utility, search by similarity, freeware)
AccessData Forensic Toolkit (an advanced utility aimed at corporations and
governments, is there a difference these days? which also includes image search
algorithms for government officials and CEOs to find their free porn to beat off
to)
These are just the ones I've tested or played with in the past.
There's more. Just do any search at most shareware and freeware sites to get a
more comprehensive list of them.
You may be behind the times though. Now even cameras are being designed to only
shoot an image depending on if it can detect a real or fake smile in the scene.

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