You can also mouse over the result and click "similar" or click the result and use the "search by image" feature, but drag-and-drop is faster. Another advantage is that you can edit the query and filter the results. For example, you can find pages that include the image and the word "hotel".
{ Thanks, Itamar. }
You can do this with pictures on your computer as well, just drag them to the browser, it will upload it and find similar pictures... VERY cool - a bit scare but COOL :)
ReplyDeleteWOW - very cool, I just did it with a picture of me and my daughter, and it pulled up picture that looked just like it with other people :) neat!
ReplyDeleteOf course, it is fine. But, what is the main purpose of this task? We are already searching for the images by entering the keyword and clicking the images option. I feel it would be more convenient to search. Isn't it?
ReplyDeleteGoogle Image is also useful for learning foreign language: http://maksflow.hubpages.com/hub/How-to-Learn-Foreign-Language-With-Google-Image-Search
ReplyDeleteFor those of you who have yet to discover photo sharing sites I am here to sing their praises. New photo-sharing sites are springing up almost everyday, many with exciting new options. Some of the most well-known are Flickr, Picasa, and Photobucket.
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