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Including image features in the JSON response lowers technical entry barriers and enables powerful applications – not just for data scientists, but also for curators, scholars, and developers working on visual interfaces.
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Including image features in the JSON response lowers technical entry barriers and enables powerful applications – not just for data scientists, but also for curators, scholars, and developers working on visual interfaces.
#metaimage #bigimagedata -
Including image features in the JSON response lowers technical entry barriers and enables powerful applications – not just for data scientists, but also for curators, scholars, and developers working on visual interfaces.
#metaimage #bigimagedata -
Including image features in the JSON response lowers technical entry barriers and enables powerful applications – not just for data scientists, but also for curators, scholars, and developers working on visual interfaces.
#metaimage #bigimagedata -
Including image features in the JSON response lowers technical entry barriers and enables powerful applications – not just for data scientists, but also for curators, scholars, and developers working on visual interfaces.
#metaimage #bigimagedata -
💡When designing an image API, it’s worth going beyond just returning image URLs and the usual meta data.
Including image feature vectors in the response can significantly expand what’s possible for users and researchers. 🧵
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💡When designing an image API, it’s worth going beyond just returning image URLs and the usual meta data.
Including image feature vectors in the response can significantly expand what’s possible for users and researchers. 🧵
#bigimagedata #metaimage #digitalarthistory -
💡When designing an image API, it’s worth going beyond just returning image URLs and the usual meta data.
Including image feature vectors in the response can significantly expand what’s possible for users and researchers. 🧵
#bigimagedata #metaimage #digitalarthistory -
💡When designing an image API, it’s worth going beyond just returning image URLs and the usual meta data.
Including image feature vectors in the response can significantly expand what’s possible for users and researchers. 🧵
#bigimagedata #metaimage #digitalarthistory -
💡When designing an image API, it’s worth going beyond just returning image URLs and the usual meta data.
Including image feature vectors in the response can significantly expand what’s possible for users and researchers. 🧵
#bigimagedata #metaimage #digitalarthistory -
Including image features in the JSON response lowers technical entry barriers and enables powerful applications – not just for data scientists, but also for curators, scholars, and developers working on visual interfaces. #metaimage #bigimagedata
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💡When designing an image API, it’s worth going beyond just returning image URLs. Including image feature vectors in the response can significantly expand what’s possible for users and researchers. 🧵 #bigimagedata #metaimage #digitalarthistory
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Including image features in the JSON response lowers technical entry barriers and enables powerful applications – not just for data scientists, but also for curators, scholars, and developers working on visual interfaces. #metaimage #bigimagedata
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💡When designing an image API, it’s worth going beyond just returning image URLs. Including image feature vectors in the response can significantly expand what’s possible for users and researchers. 🧵 #bigimagedata #metaimage #digitalarthistory
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💡When designing an image API, it’s worth going beyond just returning image URLs. Including image feature vectors in the response can significantly expand what’s possible for users and researchers. 🧵 #bigimagedata #metaimage #digitalarthistory
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Including image features in the JSON response lowers technical entry barriers and enables powerful applications – not just for data scientists, but also for curators, scholars, and developers working on visual interfaces. #metaimage #bigimagedata
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FYI I found MetaVideo, which lets me adjust the movie file timestamps to match the embedded QuickTime creation date. Now I just have to remember to use it.
(I already had MetaImage, which I use to do the reverse when scanning old negatives. While scanning, I hand-set file timestamps based on best-known exposure date, time, and film frame number. Then I use MetaImage to batch copy those file timestamps to the corresponding EXIF tags.) #macOS #MetaVideo #MetaImage
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FYI I found MetaVideo, which lets me adjust the movie file timestamps to match the embedded QuickTime creation date. Now I just have to remember to use it.
(I already had MetaImage, which I use to do the reverse when scanning old negatives. While scanning, I hand-set file timestamps based on best-known exposure date, time, and film frame number. Then I use MetaImage to batch copy those file timestamps to the corresponding EXIF tags.) #macOS #MetaVideo #MetaImage
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FYI I found MetaVideo, which lets me adjust the movie file timestamps to match the embedded QuickTime creation date. Now I just have to remember to use it.
(I already had MetaImage, which I use to do the reverse when scanning old negatives. While scanning, I hand-set file timestamps based on best-known exposure date, time, and film frame number. Then I use MetaImage to batch copy those file timestamps to the corresponding EXIF tags.) #macOS #MetaVideo #MetaImage
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FYI I found MetaVideo, which lets me adjust the movie file timestamps to match the embedded QuickTime creation date. Now I just have to remember to use it.
(I already had MetaImage, which I use to do the reverse when scanning old negatives. While scanning, I hand-set file timestamps based on best-known exposure date, time, and film frame number. Then I use MetaImage to batch copy those file timestamps to the corresponding EXIF tags.) #macOS #MetaVideo #MetaImage
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FYI I found MetaVideo, which lets me adjust the movie file timestamps to match the embedded QuickTime creation date. Now I just have to remember to use it.
(I already had MetaImage, which I use to do the reverse when scanning old negatives. While scanning, I hand-set file timestamps based on best-known exposure date, time, and film frame number. Then I use MetaImage to batch copy those file timestamps to the corresponding EXIF tags.) #macOS #MetaVideo #MetaImage