Best TinEye tag line ever! This appears on a blog post from Wired Magazine’s How To wiki about tools to figure out where an image originated.
Enjoy!
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Prasad Mar 22 12 at 9:40 pmPlease add similar image also google block the similar images
Metodi Mar 23 12 at 10:20 amThat’s probably the best and most exact comparance of the two services.
Keep up the good work, Tineye!
Robert Honeyman Mar 25 12 at 10:24 pmthat may be but i found the original image using google images while tineye was unable to find a match.
http://thedailywh.at/2012/03/19/krusty-the-klown-irl-of-the-day/
Bernat Armangue / AP based on
Arlo James Barnes Apr 01 12 at 12:30 amJust like rifles and hand-grenades, I use both in any one instance.
Somewhat off topic: did you hear about Tineye being used to detect unoriginality in the 2008-2009 New Mexico SuperComputing Challenge (http://challenge.nm.org/archive/08-09/)? Sniper rifle.
Max Lightning Apr 01 12 at 9:14 pmCool Comparison. Well Done :).
Jorge Apr 11 12 at 7:28 pmNecesito informacion de como registrarme y poder subir una imagen para buscar similitudes y si en mi pais existe alguien parecido
Broff Apr 11 12 at 7:36 pmLike a sniper rifle, tineye gets fewer results and often can’t find the image I am looking for even if I know that I have seen said image elsewhere. The “Hand Grenade” of Google tends to get me actual results.
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