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Damian Moore

@damianmoore

Hi @Pheggas, thanks for joining! :wave:

Pheggas

@Pheggas

Hello, np :D

Vivek Chandel

@VivekChandel8

Hello Peggas

Pheggas

@Pheggas

Hello

Pheggas

@Pheggas

Can i ask, will be some form of AI (facial and object recognition) present in Photonix?

Damian Moore

@damianmoore

Hi @Pheggas, yes definitely. AI is a major component to the project and probably the main thing that got me started on the project. Object recognition is fairly good for now and you can see an example of this if you go to https://demo.photonix.org/ and select the photo with the truck. I've had some successful experiments with facial recognition and sure it will be added in the not to distant future.

Pheggas

@Pheggas

Oh, thanx! Hyped for version with that facial recognition!

Sagzster

@Sagzster

Hello! I have a question. I'm running a docker/docker-compose Debian 10 on a VM and started the installation process . When I issue docker-compose up I get a Traceback( First line copied only)Traceback (most recent call last):
File "urllib3/connectionpool.py", line 677, in urlopen

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This is being done as an unprivileged user

Damian Moore

@damianmoore

ArmandH

@ArmandH

Hi just installed your docker it looks great and love the object recognition, but i am missing basic functions like folders, delete photos, date search, find duplicates, are you planning to add these?

ArmandH

@ArmandH

Its very slow, running on a server it takes long time to open a photo, not really workable. I notice its python with manage.py taking lots of resources (python /srv/photonix/manage.py classification_object_processor) even up to 100% cpu time, this needs to be tweaked

GyanP

@GyanP

Wish you a very happy new year to all of you!

Damian Moore

@damianmoore

Thanks @GyanP. Happy new year to you all!

Damian Moore

@damianmoore

@ArmandH Thanks for trying it out. Yes I think all of those feature s are on the roadmap. I agree, there are quite a few basic features missing.

Generally I worked on the harder database, API and AI stuff first to prove it out and now we're trying to stabilise and fill in the UI gaps. I have a contractor (Gyan) who is helping now so things are really progressing now.

We have some settings and onboarding screens being finalised now that will let you turn off specific types of image analysis (like object detection which seems to be using 100% of your CPU). classification_object_processor, which does the object detection, does take a lot of compute but will eventually stop once it's been through all your photos. It shouldn't interfere with more important stuff happening on your machine as it is low priority but I'm sure we'll have to review that again soon.

ArmandH

@ArmandH

Great thanks Damian and Happy New Year

R0yk3

@R0yk3

Hi Damian, thank you for making this nice piece of software. I have it running in a docker container. now i'm importing about 100.000 photo's. While importing the gui is offline. Maybe it is the capacity of my machine. I have it running via portainer and seeing the logs it is busy importing :D. Can you explain me the function of the folder "raw-photos-processed" regards Roy

Damian Moore

@damianmoore

Hi @R0yk3 thanks for the feedback and giving it a try. 100,000 photos is way more than I've tried it on at the moment. The importing tasks should have lower priority and allow the frontend to respond but it hasn't really been tested on large libraries yet. I would think that it's the object recognition and other analysis that's slowing things down. We have a feature coming soon that allows you to turn off parts like this. It should be released in the next couple of days if you can hang on until then. Regarding, the raw-photos-processed folder - that's for generating cached JPEG versions of RAW files that come out of higher-end cameras.

R0yk3

@R0yk3

it scanned all photo's (i think) the location on the drive is not taken as metadata. and the gui is very sluggish. Exept when choosing one of the 'filters' The filters are 'AND' in stead of 'OR' just clicking around.

R0yk3

@R0yk3

By the colors. there are two red blocks, one is called schoolbus yellow.. :D

!(https://drive.google.com/drive/folders/1oBzDsWmvQsQVHcX8JUrYvawVTfxCkDvZ?usp=sharing)

Damian Moore

@damianmoore

Oh, interesting. Should be a quick fix - I guess I never loaded a photo with school bus yellow before.

Out of interest, would you expect filtering to be AND? Can you point to examples of other photo managers that do this?

R0yk3

@R0yk3

Neither did i. But it comes back in a lot of photo's

i guess it works with a histogram? and lights, beer and all are coming back into this filter.

Damian Moore

@damianmoore

Yeah basically a histogram with thresholds. The function for determining is a bit simplistic right now so will be tweaked in future. It's a more orangey yellow than lemon. Just pushed a commit to master so there'll be a new Docker build with the fix in ~15 mins.

R0yk3

@R0yk3

no hurry's

question about the settings. source folder is that in relation to the "/data/photos" folder?

I cannot save settings or any thing is that what it is suposed to be.

https://drive.google.com/file/d/1YAGsFRx-FFFnL1j2cdfVEaefqNhzBmwA/view?usp=sharing

i'm using chrome..

Damian Moore

@damianmoore

Settings source folder should be the whole path (including /data/photos). It's a bit confusing now though as it needs a backend change to be properly effective.

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