It's a good feature, however the color extraction method should be made a little bit more accurately since some really dominant colors aren't extracted. Yes, it's a subjective approach what is dominant, just see these images: http://www.d [Read more...] posted in New feature: Color search

It's a good feature, however the color extraction method should be made a little bit more accurately since some really dominant colors aren't extracted. Yes, it's a subjective approach what is dominant, just see these images: http://www.dreamstime.com/stock-images-blue-sky-and-green-grass-image2384224 http://www.dreamstime.com/royalty-free-stock-photography-woman-throwing-rose-petals-image1830607 http://www.dreamstime.com/stock-photo-woman-hands-with-red-rose-image5991270 http://www.dreamstime.com/royalty-free-stock-image-caught-red-handed-image651566 A basic idea of mine is to extract 6 important colors. Reduce a 3:2 image with nearest neighbor method to 9x6px and keep only the hues that are very different and eliminate the similar hues, finally keep only the most saturated ones. A pre-defined color table can help deciding what to keep and what to throw. Reducing the image and analyzing is one step away from copy space-based filtering. Also it would be nice to have the color search as an additional filter, so when I click a color, list only the search term's images with a specific color. With a blank search term this will list all the specified hued images. posted in New feature: Color search