If it helps, I can post a few screenshots how that looked like when the backup is restored (might take a while to restore from AWS S3/Glacier). In the meantime I am restoring an old Picasa backup as a family member recently passed away and Picasa was a great way to immediately see all photos I have for that person. I also believe face recognition was handled locally (not Google's servers), it had to be enabled and/or manually run, etc.Īnyway, I'd love for this to be available. Newly added photos were either just directly recognized and added to a face, or if probability was a bit lower it would show with a question mark ✔ and X or something like that in these virtual folders Picasa believed they would belong to. They probably had a thresehold, like only show if same face shows up in X photos as I don't remember being flooded with lots of faces/folders for bystanders etc. If I remember correctly, faces that were recognized but for which no name/tag existed, Picasa still showed virtual folders to present them in a group (same person).
#Adobe bridge face recognition software#
other image library software like Adobe Photoshop Album, Adobe Bridge, digiKam, and iPhoto. If I'd tag such faces with "Peter" it would show a virtual folder with all photos for "Peter" and automatically add other photos it believed where also the same person. facial recognition, and collections for further sorting. Indeed the reason Im here is looking for something that does face recognition better on linux. Its improved but Picasa outranks it easily in this respect. Ive been using it for several years but Picasa - which I used before I moved to digiKam - had far better face recognition. Picasa would show virtual folders for faces. Of note is that digiKams face recognition is quite ropey IMO. The face detection process is an essential step in detecting and locating human faces in images and videos. It captures, analyzes, and compares patterns based on the person's facial details. Adobe Bridge workspace Import photos using Photo Downloader Organize content and assets using Adobe Bridge Work with assets. adobe Bridge, Facial recognition system, bMP File Format, adobe Creative. It includes a couple of simple image editing tools, but not enough to satisfy the daily needs of a commercial photographer. onix System Usa, face Detection, iris Recognition, Facial recognition system. I also understand privacy concerns, but I believe this can be done locally.Īs many others, I used Picasa before it was discontinued. Facial recognition is the process of identifying or verifying the identity of a person using their face. Adobe Bridge is a complex file managing program that was created to help you organize files, navigate and sort them, and easily find the specific image or document you need without having to open it in a separate software. I can fully understand the OPs point about recognition of newly added photos.
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