Sometimes the decision to keep a photo can be almost as difficult as taking it in the first place. However, Canon hopes to make the process of extending an extensive photo library to the best photos easier and less time consuming. It introduces a new app with a computer vision algorithm that will help you choose the best image in a series of unrelated or similar photos.
The software considers four criteria when judging snaps. They will be seen to be sharp and free of unsightly digital noise, in addition to examining the “emotions” displayed, and also to see if your subject has his eyes open in the case of a portrait photo. You can set the threshold that the app uses to determine if you need to keep a photo. Once it selects a handful of winners, it will suggest you remove the rest to save space on your iPhone. You can also use the app to create albums that highlight specific dates and events from the past.
The iOS app is free to download, but you have to pay a monthly subscription of $ 3 or $ 15 per year to use the software after a three-day trial period. Canon is not the first company to offer a photo scrap tool. In October, Adobe will add a feature called Best Shots to Lightroom Creative Cloud. Like its Canon counterpart, it also uses AI to erase a photo library faster. It’s also worth noting that Best Shots includes an app that you can use to edit your photos.