What kind of dog is that?

[Dean Wilson]

Have you every taken a photo and wondered what kind of animal -vegetable -mineral -insect?

Google can help.

• Canon EOS R5
• RF100-500mm F4.5-7.1 L IS USM
• 500.0 mm
• ƒ/7.1
• 1/100 sec
• ISO 6400

To identify something open the Google website:

Click in this icon to "Search by image" and it will open a new page:

You can either drag your image into the box OR click on "upload a file" OR insert the URL for the image and then click <Search>

The results will show you the most likely similar images...Oh, it not a dog!

 

[chipman]

I had to try out this new toy. Had some shots from the other day to play with, a pair of North Dakota antelopes.
This was the best shot of the female -

• Canon EOS R7
• RF800mm F11 IS STM
• 800.0 mm
• ƒ/11
• 1/4000 sec
• ISO 2000

and google told me she was

This shot of the male laying down

• Canon EOS R7
• RF800mm F11 IS STM
• 800.0 mm
• ƒ/11
• 1/4000 sec
• ISO 2000

came back a little different

but this shot of him eating

• Canon EOS R7
• RF800mm F11 IS STM
• 800.0 mm
• ƒ/11
• 1/4000 sec
• ISO 2000

made me snort coffee on my keyboard

Thanks, Dean, for the tip, and thanks to google for a Monday morning laugh.

 

[MSH411]

Didn't know that existed, thanks Dean!

Tried a couple images and it nailed them all.

 

[Hali]

I love that tool. I use it all the time to identify flowers and birds.
It's also good to find out if an image has been stolen

 

[Only RF]

Very cool. Thanks

 

[Only RF]

Forgot to say. The power of AI.

 

[Kamoshika]

Have you every taken a photo and wondered what kind of animal -vegetable -mineral -insect?

Google can help.

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To identify something open the Google website:

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Click in this icon to "Search by image" and it will open a new page:

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You can either drag your image into the box OR click on "upload a file" OR insert the URL for the image and then click <Search>

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The results will show you the most likely similar images...Oh, it not a dog!

That's a Wile E. way to identify that animal.

 

[Only RF]

That's a Wile E. way to identify that animal.

Did the ACME container in the background give it away?

 

[Dean Wilson]

That's a Wile E. way to identify that animal.

Some results may differ.