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:NewsForge: Wrangle Digital Photos with imgSeek
NewsForge: Wrangle Digital Photos with imgSeek
Jul 20, 2004, 10 :00 UTC (0 Talkback[s]) (8837 reads)

(Other stories by Nathan Willis)

"Back in the Bad Old Days we kept our photos crammed into shoeboxes in the closet, to be pulled out once every few years for a halfhearted attempt at assembling an album. With the onset of the digital era, that should be a thing of past, right? Yet most of us have simply replaced the shoeboxes with overcrowded folders on our PCs, and because our digital cameras tend to slap on unhelpful names like DCS00032.JPG, we still have to browse through them all manually to find the ones that are of interest to us. But one particularly good open source program, imgSeek, can help you get organized.

"You can use imgSeek simply to browse through all the images on your system, but it's when you add images to the program's internal database that the fun really begins. ImgSeek allows you to search through your images based on their content and appearance..."

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