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Incogna Image Search

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http://labs.ideeinc.com/multicolr/# We extracted the colours from 10 million of the most " interesting " Creative Commons images on Flickr. Using our Piximilar visual search technology you can search the collection by colour. Check out the FAQ . Have feedback?

Multicolr Search Lab - Idée Inc.

The most interesting feature of this experiment is the ability to refine your search by eliminating tags. When you click on a tag, flickr returns that tag's list of related tags. Findr then compares that list with the previous list(s) of tags and displays the intersection. So, instead of forgetting about previous searches, findr allows you to drill down within a tag set.

findr

http://www.forestandthetrees.com/findr/
I believe the reason is that when your eye is not focusing on color, you are able to see other things like the lights and darks of a picture, the feeling expressed, the mood created, etc. If you share my passion for black and white photography, you will find this toolset especially useful and bookmark-worthy: the top 5 image search engines to find black and white photos. 1. Multicolr http://www.makeuseof.com/tag/top-5-black-white-image-search-engines/

Top 5 Black & White Image Search Engines

Search For Similar Images Online Using Images Rather Than Keywords

http://www.makeuseof.com/tag/search-similar-images-online-images-keywords/ Of course we already have a plethora of color-based image search engines as well as other fun search tools we have been reviewing from time to time, but most of them have one thing in common: the keyword comes first: we use words to search. This post is about another type of search: where an image comes first. By using images as a basis for queries the new advanced image search tools coming out of development are able to provide a totally different (beyond the advanced ) type of experience. As the technology is still in its infancy, various developers are working on specific kinds of practical applications for this type of search. The three services that I think currently put the concept to its best uses are: