XnView Software

See https://www.sno.phy.queensu.ca/~phil/ex ... s/MWG.html

Yes Oliver this would be a good start!

Einfach nur erkennen, dass und wo überhaupt ein Gesicht ist, das ist leicht.
Bestimmte Leute erkennen ist nicht so leicht.

Would it help if I write a face detection in python?

If hundred people write "yes please" then maybe. But I see only 3 people here.

Same here.

Same here. If I change the paper size with the red marked button (from the picture here), and I go back, the paper size did not change.

XNView 0.9 Linux Ubuntu 18.04

For the first version, you could find and mark faces and allow the user to type the name. This is the same what facebook does.

To detect the faces in a photo is very easy with openCV. Then people can add the name manually.
The next step is to train openCV with the manual names and to automatically recognize people.

For finding the faces, you convert the picture to grayscale and use openCV array faces = face_cascade ...

I'm just playing with openCV and I made python programs that can recognize when there is a face in a picture, and if the face is trained in the database, they know the name of the person. With openCV this is quiet easy.

I loved google-picasa because it had virtual folders for your friends and ...

I just found the setting "tools-settings-general-file operations-keep orignal file date/time".
The default was to keep the original date.

When saving a picture in linux, the modification date is not updated.

I already found your answer in http://newsgroup.xnview.com/viewtopic.php?t=9975&p=46930


by xnview » Mon Mar 19, 2007 8:44 am
Ok, it's normal, the date used for sort is 'EXIF: date modified'


So it is sorting by <date modified> by design.
I was assuming it sorts by date taken.
But the mouse-over ...

I have some pictures with an exif date modified of 18.8.2016 and date taken of 20.2.2016.
But in the browser, XnView shows in the tooltip 18.8. as the date taken and if I sort by exif date, it sort by that modified date and not by date taken.

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