Tuesday, August 29th, 2006
They have a nice simple ajax feature. When viewing a large copy of the photo in the photo galleries, you can now click once to drag a square over your face, and save it to mark yourself. Login prompting is done inline if you haven’t logged in.
Here is an example:
And a page of assembled faces is available too
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Nice feature exploited also by Riya.
An automatic way to find faces could be very useful
such as Google Portrait http://www.idiap.ch/googleportrait for example.
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