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Oh I see. What I'm looking for is the reason why they broke the reverse image search. It was working well many years ago but some time after that they switched
by hdjjhhvvhga 4y ago
Oh I see. What I'm looking for is the reason why they broke the reverse image search. It was working well many years ago but some time after that they switched it to some strange image classifier (I upload an image of an apple to find exactly the same image to track its license of origin, and it says "possibly an image of an apple" - oh thank you Google I didn't know that.)
- busymom0 4y agoDo they at least tell you the type of Apple it is?
- hooby 4y agoTineye works reasonably well, for finding exactly the same image (including different resolutions, crops, etc.) https://tineye.com/ https://tineye.com/
- tablespoon 4y ago> Tineye works reasonably well, for finding exactly the same image (including different resolutions, crops, etc.) Tineye is definitely better than Google with crops, etc. Google reverse image search seems to have more data, but it seems much less able to recognize even basic modifications to the input.