Use cutting-edge AI to find content without manually tagging it.
We just dropped another free video tutorial that shows you how to find butterflies in your huge photo library. With NeoFinder.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uvaySrh ... rc&index=5
Enjoy!
Oh, and yes, this does work with thumbnails of video files, or songs, and every visual thumbnail in your NeoFinder database.
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So, you have a nice and large photo library, and you urgently need a photo with a butterfly on it.
Of course, over the past 30 years, you have painstakingly added keywords and descriptions to every single one of your photos, right?
RIGHT?
Well, IF NOT, here is the modern AI powered solution for you in NeoFinder, the powerful photo manager for macOS.
Select the Catalog with your photos, hit the context menu, and open the "AutoTags Finder". Then type in your search word. You get a list of possible tags that the AI engine can detect for you. Place the results in a new Album, if you want to. Set the probability of possible results, and BÄM!
You will be surprised by what NeoFinder finds for you.
And with the results, why not add a nice keyword to the butterfly photos for future reference?
Of course, AI is not all powerful, so it may find other things, and may miss some butterflies. But it is a great way to get started with your search!
There is so much more to find with NeoFinder!
Awesome, thanks a lot for sticking around, we have a few technical details and a helpful tip for you.
This AutoTags Finder uses the NeoFinder AutoTags engine, in our case the default one from macOS, so the results will vary as Apple changes the training data for the neural network that powers this tool in each major macOS version.
The NeoFinder Users Guide has two additional engines that may also work great for you, check it out.
And the Tip: Select one of the found items, and use the "Show in Catalog" context menu to see more photos in the same location. Maybe there are more butterflies in there, which the AI engine didn't see.
There is so much more to find with NeoFinder!
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