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“At Photokina 2004, FujiFilm displayed the ”F-NEXT IMAGE VIEWER“ portable photo viewer, which seems pretty standard. It features a 3.6” QVGA screen, 2GB capacity, and CF slot. But that's not important.
What is important is the inclusion of a new image searching function called “Face Search.” Faces pictured in images stored inside the hard drive will be recognized, and the technology allows for searching images in which the same person is pictured.
Although there is already similar technology existing for PCs that will create the same results, FujiFilm has said this technology has been developed to face-search a large volume of pictures PC-less. While it can search for patterns other than faces, FujiFilm's point of view is “people occur most commonly in family pictures,” so the face searching is key.
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Posted by Darren in our News category on October 05, 2004