Does your camera do this?

originally posted by: Admitted

originally posted by: gallop
a reply to: Admitted

It has to send your image off to a server farm for processing though.. I don't like that idea. Not unless I opt into it...

Especially for images I never intended to leave the phone... crikey..

I'm not sure if it would need to send it off for processing, it's pretty basic stuff usually and complicated pictures just get lumped in "scenery". The phones are "smart" enough to have this built into app.

I wouldn't like it sent off either - but I guess you do kinda have to give permission to photo viewer to access your photos...lol...ugh...

I'm not sure, it would require a bit of storage and soon be outdated with newer matching results. But this could still be a thing.

The camera lists no features for it, but says nothing about the software that comes with it. And if Bigburgh is loading it into that software in order to edit it, it could process it before hand...

it's the not realising such things are being done that creeps me out lol.. if it is not being done on the device using a basic recognition algorithm.

a reply to: gallop

My guess is it's the companion software for the camera, after checking the specs of the camera.

Can you quote the section on image recog?

It's Instagram. Upload to Instagram and Instagram's AI classifies it for you.

It's ever so handy.

originally posted by: Phage
a reply to: gallop

My guess is it's the companion software for the camera, after checking the specs of the camera.

Can you quote the section on image recog?

It's Instagram. Upload to Instagram and Instagram's AI classifies it for you.

It's ever so handy.

Can you quote the section on instagram knowing what your image is, before you've uploaded it?

I don't doubt insta do the same as facebook et al.... but if it's happening before it's hit their servers, then... *scratches head*

Maybe I just too stoopid...

originally posted by: Phage
a reply to: Bigburgh

Try tricking it.

See if you're smarter than your camera.

Did.
Excellent suggestion by the way.


Example..

a reply to: gallop

Where did you get "before you uploaded it?"


towardsdatascience.com...

originally posted by: Phage
a reply to: gallop

Where did you get "before you uploaded it?"


towardsdatascience.com...

In the OP.

I've recently noticed that when I upload photos onto my laptop to ad to my Instagram, there is a detailed infogram of the picture I took.

There is no indication that it's after they've been uploaded, so I am going with Bigburgh has noticed it while editing, before uploading.

If it's after the upload, then yes, I'd definitely go with it being instagram.

a reply to: gallop

Hey OP!

Does the description appear before you upload the image?

It's not facebook or instagram, I'm sure they have much better software for such.

These look exactly what is on my Galaxy S9. It has a feature called Bixby Vision...you can look in real time at things through camera and it locates/highlight objects, labels them, shows where to buy more or if you have pictures of similar things...

It's all on the phone, for me. And these are just the built-in apps.

a reply to: Admitted

A Canon EOS is not a smart phone.

a reply to: Phage

A lot of what I post does not go through Instagram..
But the source is the camera...

Everyday photos to family of family.. But it is automatically tagged.

originally posted by: Phage
a reply to: Admitted

A Canon EOS is not a smart phone.

His added images on this second page are from a Samsung SM-T813.

originally posted by: Phage
a reply to: Admitted

A Canon EOS is not a smart phone.

Well it has to be smart somehow!

Edit: no I bought this at bestbuy for 900 dollars

a reply to: gallop

And my same question to him applies.

Did the description appear before he uploaded to Instagram?

a reply to: Bigburgh

Did the description appear before you uploaded to Instagram?

Where is that information screen coming from? What software?

a reply to: Phage

I think he did answer it, he said a lot of the images don't go through instagram, but are still tagged.

Rules out instagram, despite us all knowing they do this for images. Almost anywhere that allows people to add content, scans it.. either for facial recognition, content recognition, or copyright. Can't even upload a modern composition of Mozart to facebook without it being pinged for something...

Now, I dunno about anyone else, but haha, debating over where it's being tagged like this, is going no where.

Fact is, it's being done, and if I knew where or how, I'd probably use the feature to some extent. As you say, it's handy.

a reply to: Phage


Thanks for a sec ...

I take the SD card out of the camera. It goes into the laptop with Windows 10....

I have to verify that the photos are mine before mailing them to my G mail... and boom...

It appears as this prior and after send..







This was a litmus test

a reply to: Bigburgh

The information screen appears automatically, from Windows?

If that's the case, I would check my settings to make sure Instagram hasn't hijacked something. Because cameras don't do that.

That balloon photo reminds me of this:
www.abovetopsecret.com...

Good times.

originally posted by: Bigburgh
a reply to: Phage


Thanks for a sec ...

I take the SD card out of the camera. It goes into the laptop with Windows 10....

I have to verify that the photos are mine before mailing them to my G mail... and boom...

It appears as this prior and after send..

Ohh I think that answers it.. gmail. google.

Can you not just copy them over to your laptop? Not that it really makes a lot of difference, but it's such a convoluted process to send them back to yourself...

but if they're going through google, I'd say that's where it's being added. No different than uploading them to instagram, facebook etc, first.

a reply to: Phage
Thanks..
I will do this😊

a reply to: Bigburgh

Also, what gallop said.
Because cameras don't do that.