Quotenail, but those two don't.That means that the file has face annotations and GPS coordinates. Active icons are less translucent than inactive icons, so you know which collections or other attributes are active/enabled and which are not. For example, bookmark a file and see how the bookmark icon behaves.
Quote from: sybersitizen on March 31, 2025, 10:37:00 PMI have DxO PhotoLab. There's no indication that it can understand or make use of face regions in metadata. It can find faces in an image on its own, but that's only so it can use the pixel data in the face areas as a reference for adjustments.Supporting the proper XMP tags (Regions and PersonInImage) is optional, like all XMP.
Quote from: Yves Thomazeau on March 31, 2025, 06:18:56 PMIs it reliable ? i mean will these data remain if the database crashes or if i quit imatch for another software ?
There is maybe another step to take ? for example, my photolab software does not see that type of data but only the keywords...
Quote from: jch2103 on March 30, 2025, 06:43:58 PMThanks. Gemini 3 should be interesting. I also saw this yesterday: https://arstechnica.com/ai/2025/03/google-says-the-new-gemini-2-5-pro-model-is-its-smartest-ai-yet/
Interesting times.
QuoteIs it reliable?Sure.
Quotei mean will these data remain if the database crashesYes, unless something catastrophic happens.
Quoteor if i quit imatch for another software ?
QuoteAfter starting with the D70 (2004) all jpeg files have an xmp file with them in my folders. I think I was already using iMatch at that time. I assume that those xmp files were created by iMatch. (??)IMatch does never create XMP files for JPG files.