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Overwhelmed by photos and videos? Location-based photo management and advanced video indexing now available in popular software

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Overwhelmed by photos and videos? Location-based photo management and advanced video indexing now available in popular software

Pattern Recognition Company (PRC) has launched an updated version of Excire Foto 2027, a software dedicated to organizing photos and videos. Geared towards photographers and video creators, the update offers various tools to streamline media management and retrieval.

One of the key features is advanced video indexing. Excire Foto 2027 examines each video file, extracting representative frames that encapsulate the content. These frames are automatically keyworded and allow users to search videos using natural language prompts, face recognition, keyword search, and similarity search.

Users can delve into a specific portion of a video by opening a matching clip and identifying the exact moment the desired content appears. This process helps users swiftly locate a particular person, subject, or scene within a clip. Users can also manipulate the extracted frames, add metadata, and save individual frames as photos without compromising the original video's integrity.

Excire Foto 2027's location-based photo management now benefits from reverse geocoding, allowing users to automatically add city and country information to metadata based on existing GPS coordinates. This feature helps photographers keep their media organized and accessible while maintaining local processing and privacy. The updated software is available for Windows and MacOS, and users can avail an additional 15% discount using the code AMATEURPHOTO.

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