A new search service from Google, is looking for pictures that are similar. The similarity can be both form and color type of image.
Google has launched a new image search, “Similar Images“. It is available in the “Google Labs” where new features and services are tested before they’re launched officially or abandoned. As the name of the new service suggests, is to search for images similar to each other. In search box, write you in what you’re looking for. For example, a bus.
The results of the search will be a wide range of bus pictures. In the next step can refine your search by image size, such as color choice or whether it should be a news image, a photo or a drawing.
If you want a picture of a yellow bus of a certain type, which is taken from right, on a picture, then click on the “Similar Images”. Then comes a long series of similar images. Hopefully, such a you looking for.
It is in this step, the new service/tools has its strengths. It is in this step, the new service has its strengths. In other search engines, it can be quite difficult to quickly find the “yellow bus with lengthy front is photographed from the right oblique angle from the front.” A very good tool for me, when I’m looking for good and special pictures of villas and apartments in Marbella with sea view and Gibraltar in the background, for example.
Google has not yet provided any detailed information about its new service. However, according to SF Gate, a combination of automated image recognition, metadata and the tags that are linked to the hundreds of millions of images that are registered in the Google databases. A competitor to the “Similar Images” is Microsoft’s “Live Search”. It has slightly different functions for the image increase, but not things looking up just “similar images”.
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