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Object recognition will "soon" be available in Synology Photos (blog.synology.com)
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I've held off from updating to DSM 7.x because Synology Photos removed object recognition, a feature I use heavily in Momemts.

They announced recently that this feature will be coming back!

Photography enthusiasts and professionals were not forgotten at the exhibit, with Synology announcing the return of a user-favorite functionality — object recognition in its photo manager. Previously featured in Synology Moments, object recognition will soon be available to millions of Synology Photos users, giving photographers an essential tool to manage and sort their portfolios offline.

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[–] [email protected] 1 points 1 year ago (1 children)

Personally, I didn't find the quality of Moment's object recognition convincing and eventually disabled it. So here's hoping that it might have gotten better (i.e. better trained models) over time... What bothers new more, though, is the inflexibility regarding face recognition results: last time I checked, one still could not remove false positives (i.e. incorrect tagged persons) or manually add face tags. Hopefully, this will be possible in the future.

[–] [email protected] 1 points 1 year ago

It's not perfect,but when you've got a photo library of over 100,000 images and need to find a specific one, it really can make a huge difference.

The facial recognition system does need to be improved, though.