Physical Change Imaging Comparison (around 80 images)
Budget: $10 – $30 USD
I am seeking a professional with proficiency in photo-tagging and image comparison. The main goal of this project is to identify physical changes between 'before' and 'after' photos. In particular, I want to:
- Organize large numbers of images
- Execute a general overview tagging of the main physical changes rather than specific features or in-depth analysis
- Develop a system that accurately matches 'before' and 'after' images based on these physical alterations
Candidates with previous experience in image processing, computer vision, or related field would be ideal. I'm looking forward to seeing detailed proposals that demonstrate your understanding of this task.
Currently in HEIC, needs to be png also need the before and after pictures in the same image formats
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You can only upload videos on our mobile or desktop site.
Tap the pencil icon next to your uploaded photos to change the order, delete a photo, and add captions.
Your photos must fit these requirements:
Stay on the small side, 20MB or less.
Use common file formats (to get technical, try JPG, GIF or PNG).
Keep it sharp with a resolution of at least 50x50 pixels.
Avoid really wide or tall photos — the aspect ratio must be 10:1 or smaller.
Add captions to tell a story and help customers learn more.
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- Organize large numbers of images
- Execute a general overview tagging of the main physical changes rather than specific features or in-depth analysis
- Develop a system that accurately matches 'before' and 'after' images based on these physical alterations
Candidates with previous experience in image processing, computer vision, or related field would be ideal. I'm looking forward to seeing detailed proposals that demonstrate your understanding of this task.
Currently in HEIC, needs to be png also need the before and after pictures in the same image formats
"
You can only upload videos on our mobile or desktop site.
Tap the pencil icon next to your uploaded photos to change the order, delete a photo, and add captions.
Your photos must fit these requirements:
Stay on the small side, 20MB or less.
Use common file formats (to get technical, try JPG, GIF or PNG).
Keep it sharp with a resolution of at least 50x50 pixels.
Avoid really wide or tall photos — the aspect ratio must be 10:1 or smaller.
Add captions to tell a story and help customers learn more.
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