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Compare if two faces are from the same person.
A simple tool for online image comparison This website allows you to quickly and easily compare the difference between two images - pixel by pixel. Simply drop the first image you wish to compare into the left box, and the other image in the right box. (You can also click on the boxes to get a upload dialog).
*It’s basic purpose is to compare two versions of an image, for example the same object shot in two different moments, a pre-edited photo and its processed version, a sketch and the finished illustration, etc. It can be particularly useful with photo presets (Lightroom presets, Photoshop actions, etc.).
*Library - Library - Types of libraries: Library services available throughout the world vary so much in detail from country to country that it is difficult to present anything but the most general picture of their activities. Nevertheless, they follow a broad but discernible pattern that has evolved over the years. For a table of selected national libraries of the world, see below.Project description
AI Face comparison using FaceNet, compare two photos and see if they are the same person.InstallationUsage
Use compare_faces.py to compare two images of people to see if they are the same person.
Optionally output the cropped image output to a directory (useful for inspecting input to AI model)Steps Involved
*A cascade classifier is used to detect the face within the input images.
*The bounding box of this segmentation is then used to crop the images, and fed into the AI model.
*The FaceNet model then calculates the image embeddings for the two cropped images.
*Finally the second embedding is subtracted from the first, and the Euclidean norm of that vector is calculated.
*A threshold of 0.7 is used to determine whether they are the same person or not.Known IssuesCPU Only runtime issue
If you are trying to run the module without a suitable GPU, you may run into the following error message:
To fix this issue with Intel CPU architecture, you can install the TensorFlow Intel Optimization package viaReferences
This module uses the AI model FaceNet, which can be found here, and the journal article here.Release historyRelease notifications | RSS feed
1.0.2
1.0.1
1.0.0 Download files
Download the file for your platform. If you’re not sure which to choose, learn more about installing packages.Files for face-compare, version 1.0.2Filename, sizeFile typePython versionUpload dateHashesFilename, size face_compare-1.0.2-py3-none-any.whl (13.9 MB) File type Wheel Python version py3 Upload dateHashesFilename, size face-compare-1.0.2.tar.gz (13.9 MB) File type Source Python version None Upload dateHashesCloseHashes for face_compare-1.0.2-py3-none-any.whl Hashes for face_compare-1.0.2-py3-none-any.whlAlgorithmHash digestSHA25659390ae26523aad274236ec886bf324e2603386a104dfd336a243a096d01956fMD55f729ee45ad0770295b0f7c143b4a171BLAKE2-2568a0cfe841c8b9266779ac40c7fc30f685c0ef60670d271bea2389af95f7c97f5CloseHashes for face-compare-1.0.2.tar.gz Hashes for face-compare-1.0.2.tar.gzAlgorithmHash digestSHA256c84e9fd9cd43dd4ab2db2869947f0b7c270dc172ad8f2ad328b8e835c5bc4aa8MD517f07963aa6216d83bb4ebc9abb92264BLAKE2-2563d34bcfe1584c6ad6e9f0937eaeb54b04d3205f785219dbaf824dcb6954b8c50
Photo hunt is a popular spot the difference type of game where two nearly matching images are given and you are required to find the differences before the time runs out. Even if the photos are placed next to each other, sometimes it is nearly impossible to find all the differences in a given time. A way to have a better chance of winning is to get more people to play together with you so that the chances of spotting the difference are much higher. However, you might find it really difficult especially when you are playing it alone.
An easy way to automatically find the difference between two images is by using computer software to do it for you. Software such as Adobe Photoshop has the ability to analyze an image to accurately find the difference but it is unsuitable for users not involved in graphic design since Photoshop is expensive and not so user friendly. Here we have 5 free tools that can compare and find the differences between two nearly identical looking images.
To use any of the image comparison programs below on the Photo Hunt game, you should first save the two images as different files either using a screenshot capturing software or by pressing the Print Screen button and paste it to Paint. Then use the crop function to cut out areas that are out of the photo.
1. ImageMagick
ImageMagick comes with a few command line utilities to manipulate images. Although the utilities are command line based, the Windows binary package is currently at over 75MB in size and you only need the single compare.exe tool that is found in the ImageMagick archive. The command line below will use ImageMagick’s compare.exe tool to compare between the firstimage.png and secondimage.png file, and the difference will be saved to new file called outputdifference.png.
compare.exe firstimage.png secondimage.png outputdifference.png
The difference is highlighted in red color.
2. PerceptualDiff
PerceptualDiff is an open source command line image comparison tool hosted on SourceForge. It is only 20KB in file size and supports a very limited number of image formats, which are TIFF and PNG. This is not really a problem because the image format can be easily converted through online web services or even Microsoft Paint that is built in to the Windows operating system.
The command line is to compare between images is quite similar to the ImageMagick’s compare tool except you need to include the -output option.
perceptualdiff.exe firstimage.png secondimage.png -output outputdifference.pngCompare 2 Photo Libraries Near Me
The default options for the output file will only show a black background with the difference highlighted in blue.
3. Image Comparer
If you prefer an easier to use graphical user interfaced based program to compare between images, you can give Image Comparer a try. Image Comparer is a single portable executable file, so just run it and browse the first and second image, then click the Compare button.
If you see “False” in the “Is Same?” box, click at the View Differences link and go to the Differences tab to see the highlighted location of the differences.
Do take note that Image Comparer requires .NET Framework 3.5 to run.
4. imageDiff
imageDiff is another GUI based image comparison freeware tool that is easy to use. After installation, run the program, click on the “Left” button to select the first image followed by clicking on the “Right” button to select the second image. Optionally, you can increase the threshold level if the images contain a lot of small differences which you’d like imageDiff to ignore. Click the Compare button and the differences can be shown in either 4 different modes (Monochrome, X-Ray, Predator, Thermal).
imageDiff requires MSVCR71.dll which is a Microsoft Visual C Runtime library to run. The DLL file is not included in the installer but can be easily downloaded from the Internet.
5. Resemble.js
Resemble.js is a web based image analysis and comparison tool that uses HTML5 canvas and Javascript to compare between 2 images and show the areas that are mismatched. All you need to do is drag the 2 different photos into the boxes and the diff image will instantly show up at the right hand side. You have the options to ignore colors and antialiasing, changing the diff color from pink to yellow, and displaying the background as opaque or transparent.
There is a small problem with Resemble.js where the images to be compared must be a square shape. If the images are rectangular, the lower part will be automatically cut off which means you won’t get a full comparison between the pictures. You might also like:8 Ways to Split or Break GIF Animation Into Individual Frames5 Ways to Extract Video Frames and Save to Images2 Tools for Visitors to Download Images in Bulk from SmugMug7 Ways To Open Virtual Hard Disk Images For Read And Write Access5 Sites to Compare CPU Speed and Performance from Benchmarks Reports 24 Comments - Write a Comment
Is there a freeware which compares live image with a reference image and highlights the defective points in the live image?ReplyWafa3 years ago
Please if you find a solution to this, let me know. I need the same.Reply
For windows Visipics is an awesome program. It can compare large numbers of files in a number of formats. The only downside is that it only looks at the picture differences and not the exif information. You could lose your original photo with the exif information using the default auto select tool.ReplyLeon Peck5 years ago
Does anybody know of image comparison software that is a bit smarter than pixel type comparison for use with text images?? I’d like to be able to compare images files of text where the words should be largely the same, and I want the comparison to highlight where not, but there are pixel level differences due to font differences etc. Any ideas to explore would be wonderful to help in a large research exercise, thanks.Reply
You could probably use OCR and compare text. If font changes image compare wont provide much value.ReplyJames5 years ago
Very Interest Info.I love thisReply
thanks a lot ! what an awesome sharing of your experience .ReplyDJ5 years ago
Thanks mate!
I needed an article like this.Reply
Most of these games where you can win prices finding the differences use a trick to fool the above mentioned software. They shift the pictures one pixel. As a result the software will conclude that almost everything on the pictures does not compare with each other.ReplySLA12 years ago
Thank you! :)I couldn’t find ANY image differencing software for windows. You helped me :)Reply
Thanks RaymondReplynorman12 years ago
this application is very interesting. let me try this one. thank you very much ray.Reply
This is a pretty handy app.ReplyPravin Loke12 years ago
This is really very good utility………Reply
Hi Raymond. You always gives good ideas.Thanks for this new one. It is nice to visit this site. I like your post.Replyfindmehere.genius12 years ago
Nice,Its all this thing that makes me more attracted towards Digiworld……Thanks RayReply
welcome back raymond!!!!!Replysafeguy12 years ago
I am no image expert myself but this tool seems handy. I don’t need this now but it’s useful info nevertheless. The two pics really didn’t seem any different. If you hadn’t tell, I wouldn’t have guessed.Reply
interesting article, ray…ReplyTuan Long-Viet Nam12 years ago
wowthank RayMondReply
Thanks Raymond… You are on track now… let the IT information flow as like before…ReplySp12 years ago
WOW, THANKS !!! Great app if it works what it says!Reply
Thanks Ray………………..ReplyvTechTip12 years ago
Interesting, thanks Raymond!Compare 2 Photo LibrariesReplyLeave a Reply
Download here: http://gg.gg/vx7m8
https://diarynote-jp.indered.space
*Compare 2 Photo Libraries Near Me
*Compare 2 Photo LibrariesLatest version
Released:
Compare if two faces are from the same person.
A simple tool for online image comparison This website allows you to quickly and easily compare the difference between two images - pixel by pixel. Simply drop the first image you wish to compare into the left box, and the other image in the right box. (You can also click on the boxes to get a upload dialog).
*It’s basic purpose is to compare two versions of an image, for example the same object shot in two different moments, a pre-edited photo and its processed version, a sketch and the finished illustration, etc. It can be particularly useful with photo presets (Lightroom presets, Photoshop actions, etc.).
*Library - Library - Types of libraries: Library services available throughout the world vary so much in detail from country to country that it is difficult to present anything but the most general picture of their activities. Nevertheless, they follow a broad but discernible pattern that has evolved over the years. For a table of selected national libraries of the world, see below.Project description
AI Face comparison using FaceNet, compare two photos and see if they are the same person.InstallationUsage
Use compare_faces.py to compare two images of people to see if they are the same person.
Optionally output the cropped image output to a directory (useful for inspecting input to AI model)Steps Involved
*A cascade classifier is used to detect the face within the input images.
*The bounding box of this segmentation is then used to crop the images, and fed into the AI model.
*The FaceNet model then calculates the image embeddings for the two cropped images.
*Finally the second embedding is subtracted from the first, and the Euclidean norm of that vector is calculated.
*A threshold of 0.7 is used to determine whether they are the same person or not.Known IssuesCPU Only runtime issue
If you are trying to run the module without a suitable GPU, you may run into the following error message:
To fix this issue with Intel CPU architecture, you can install the TensorFlow Intel Optimization package viaReferences
This module uses the AI model FaceNet, which can be found here, and the journal article here.Release historyRelease notifications | RSS feed
1.0.2
1.0.1
1.0.0 Download files
Download the file for your platform. If you’re not sure which to choose, learn more about installing packages.Files for face-compare, version 1.0.2Filename, sizeFile typePython versionUpload dateHashesFilename, size face_compare-1.0.2-py3-none-any.whl (13.9 MB) File type Wheel Python version py3 Upload dateHashesFilename, size face-compare-1.0.2.tar.gz (13.9 MB) File type Source Python version None Upload dateHashesCloseHashes for face_compare-1.0.2-py3-none-any.whl Hashes for face_compare-1.0.2-py3-none-any.whlAlgorithmHash digestSHA25659390ae26523aad274236ec886bf324e2603386a104dfd336a243a096d01956fMD55f729ee45ad0770295b0f7c143b4a171BLAKE2-2568a0cfe841c8b9266779ac40c7fc30f685c0ef60670d271bea2389af95f7c97f5CloseHashes for face-compare-1.0.2.tar.gz Hashes for face-compare-1.0.2.tar.gzAlgorithmHash digestSHA256c84e9fd9cd43dd4ab2db2869947f0b7c270dc172ad8f2ad328b8e835c5bc4aa8MD517f07963aa6216d83bb4ebc9abb92264BLAKE2-2563d34bcfe1584c6ad6e9f0937eaeb54b04d3205f785219dbaf824dcb6954b8c50
Photo hunt is a popular spot the difference type of game where two nearly matching images are given and you are required to find the differences before the time runs out. Even if the photos are placed next to each other, sometimes it is nearly impossible to find all the differences in a given time. A way to have a better chance of winning is to get more people to play together with you so that the chances of spotting the difference are much higher. However, you might find it really difficult especially when you are playing it alone.
An easy way to automatically find the difference between two images is by using computer software to do it for you. Software such as Adobe Photoshop has the ability to analyze an image to accurately find the difference but it is unsuitable for users not involved in graphic design since Photoshop is expensive and not so user friendly. Here we have 5 free tools that can compare and find the differences between two nearly identical looking images.
To use any of the image comparison programs below on the Photo Hunt game, you should first save the two images as different files either using a screenshot capturing software or by pressing the Print Screen button and paste it to Paint. Then use the crop function to cut out areas that are out of the photo.
1. ImageMagick
ImageMagick comes with a few command line utilities to manipulate images. Although the utilities are command line based, the Windows binary package is currently at over 75MB in size and you only need the single compare.exe tool that is found in the ImageMagick archive. The command line below will use ImageMagick’s compare.exe tool to compare between the firstimage.png and secondimage.png file, and the difference will be saved to new file called outputdifference.png.
compare.exe firstimage.png secondimage.png outputdifference.png
The difference is highlighted in red color.
2. PerceptualDiff
PerceptualDiff is an open source command line image comparison tool hosted on SourceForge. It is only 20KB in file size and supports a very limited number of image formats, which are TIFF and PNG. This is not really a problem because the image format can be easily converted through online web services or even Microsoft Paint that is built in to the Windows operating system.
The command line is to compare between images is quite similar to the ImageMagick’s compare tool except you need to include the -output option.
perceptualdiff.exe firstimage.png secondimage.png -output outputdifference.pngCompare 2 Photo Libraries Near Me
The default options for the output file will only show a black background with the difference highlighted in blue.
3. Image Comparer
If you prefer an easier to use graphical user interfaced based program to compare between images, you can give Image Comparer a try. Image Comparer is a single portable executable file, so just run it and browse the first and second image, then click the Compare button.
If you see “False” in the “Is Same?” box, click at the View Differences link and go to the Differences tab to see the highlighted location of the differences.
Do take note that Image Comparer requires .NET Framework 3.5 to run.
4. imageDiff
imageDiff is another GUI based image comparison freeware tool that is easy to use. After installation, run the program, click on the “Left” button to select the first image followed by clicking on the “Right” button to select the second image. Optionally, you can increase the threshold level if the images contain a lot of small differences which you’d like imageDiff to ignore. Click the Compare button and the differences can be shown in either 4 different modes (Monochrome, X-Ray, Predator, Thermal).
imageDiff requires MSVCR71.dll which is a Microsoft Visual C Runtime library to run. The DLL file is not included in the installer but can be easily downloaded from the Internet.
5. Resemble.js
Resemble.js is a web based image analysis and comparison tool that uses HTML5 canvas and Javascript to compare between 2 images and show the areas that are mismatched. All you need to do is drag the 2 different photos into the boxes and the diff image will instantly show up at the right hand side. You have the options to ignore colors and antialiasing, changing the diff color from pink to yellow, and displaying the background as opaque or transparent.
There is a small problem with Resemble.js where the images to be compared must be a square shape. If the images are rectangular, the lower part will be automatically cut off which means you won’t get a full comparison between the pictures. You might also like:8 Ways to Split or Break GIF Animation Into Individual Frames5 Ways to Extract Video Frames and Save to Images2 Tools for Visitors to Download Images in Bulk from SmugMug7 Ways To Open Virtual Hard Disk Images For Read And Write Access5 Sites to Compare CPU Speed and Performance from Benchmarks Reports 24 Comments - Write a Comment
Is there a freeware which compares live image with a reference image and highlights the defective points in the live image?ReplyWafa3 years ago
Please if you find a solution to this, let me know. I need the same.Reply
For windows Visipics is an awesome program. It can compare large numbers of files in a number of formats. The only downside is that it only looks at the picture differences and not the exif information. You could lose your original photo with the exif information using the default auto select tool.ReplyLeon Peck5 years ago
Does anybody know of image comparison software that is a bit smarter than pixel type comparison for use with text images?? I’d like to be able to compare images files of text where the words should be largely the same, and I want the comparison to highlight where not, but there are pixel level differences due to font differences etc. Any ideas to explore would be wonderful to help in a large research exercise, thanks.Reply
You could probably use OCR and compare text. If font changes image compare wont provide much value.ReplyJames5 years ago
Very Interest Info.I love thisReply
thanks a lot ! what an awesome sharing of your experience .ReplyDJ5 years ago
Thanks mate!
I needed an article like this.Reply
Most of these games where you can win prices finding the differences use a trick to fool the above mentioned software. They shift the pictures one pixel. As a result the software will conclude that almost everything on the pictures does not compare with each other.ReplySLA12 years ago
Thank you! :)I couldn’t find ANY image differencing software for windows. You helped me :)Reply
Thanks RaymondReplynorman12 years ago
this application is very interesting. let me try this one. thank you very much ray.Reply
This is a pretty handy app.ReplyPravin Loke12 years ago
This is really very good utility………Reply
Hi Raymond. You always gives good ideas.Thanks for this new one. It is nice to visit this site. I like your post.Replyfindmehere.genius12 years ago
Nice,Its all this thing that makes me more attracted towards Digiworld……Thanks RayReply
welcome back raymond!!!!!Replysafeguy12 years ago
I am no image expert myself but this tool seems handy. I don’t need this now but it’s useful info nevertheless. The two pics really didn’t seem any different. If you hadn’t tell, I wouldn’t have guessed.Reply
interesting article, ray…ReplyTuan Long-Viet Nam12 years ago
wowthank RayMondReply
Thanks Raymond… You are on track now… let the IT information flow as like before…ReplySp12 years ago
WOW, THANKS !!! Great app if it works what it says!Reply
Thanks Ray………………..ReplyvTechTip12 years ago
Interesting, thanks Raymond!Compare 2 Photo LibrariesReplyLeave a Reply
Download here: http://gg.gg/vx7m8
https://diarynote-jp.indered.space
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