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If you look at the source for the images it's public repo's for images (500px.com, flickr...). They usually publish the exif which contains this data. My gues
by hoopism 10y ago
If you look at the source for the images it's public repo's for images (500px.com, flickr...). They usually publish the exif which contains this data.
My guess is that it's based on frequency. What is unknown is whether the sample takes more prolific photographers into account when calculating "common". 5000 people may all own same camera and take single public image as oppose to single photographer who takes 5000 images.
Very cool but would love more details on how they are defining their criteria.
- ghaff 10y agoI would assume it's based on the number of uploaded photos taken with those cameras. I'm not sure the Flickr API, for example, even gives you a good way to look at it per user. (You'd basically need to iterate over users and only count a camera model once per user.)