Are Your Images Memorable?
Posted: Wed 22 Jun 2016, 08:44
MIT has developed an online application based an algorithm to determine whether images are memorable. It's fun to play with, but as the article in the acompanying link suggests, it could do with some refinement.
http://www.imaging-resource.com/news/20 ... its-algori
FWIW, the few images of mine which I put throught it all scored well, but naturally those from other photographers did not. Perhaps I was being too hasty in my initial asessment?
And just to put that last firmly tongue in cheek statement into context, SPA's projection test image also scored as well as any of my shots.
For those coming along to tonight's meeting, I will include the memorability of images into the "Talking Pictures" discussion as it is one of the factors which can determine the success or otherwise of any given shot..
http://www.imaging-resource.com/news/20 ... its-algori
FWIW, the few images of mine which I put throught it all scored well, but naturally those from other photographers did not. Perhaps I was being too hasty in my initial asessment?
And just to put that last firmly tongue in cheek statement into context, SPA's projection test image also scored as well as any of my shots.
For those coming along to tonight's meeting, I will include the memorability of images into the "Talking Pictures" discussion as it is one of the factors which can determine the success or otherwise of any given shot..