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Top Image Search Sites, Sites For Searching Photos
Every time use google images for searching photos?
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- Photoxpress – Their mission statement is finding you stock photos in high resolution for free. They have almost 400 thousand photos and they are all categorized. Sign up needed.
- Twitcaps – Since Twitter was set up, many useful applications for it came to life. One of them is Twitcaps, which shows pictures that were uploaded by Twitter in real time. Of course you can search them by tags and users.
- Feelimage – The authors of this website try to help you find photos by your “feel”. It distinguishes between 127 colors and times of a day. So you can easily find a red flower in the morning.
- Xcavator – Xcavator helps you find stock photos from numerous providers with an interesting tool of color search. The service itself is free, but the photos it finds may not be. It has more than 6 million photos.
- Picsearch – They promise you to find more than 3 billion photos. Basically it works just like Google search, but it gives you additional information about the picture.
- Flickr – One of the most popular photo sharing communities, which allows you to find all the images uploaded by its members. The amount of pictures is impressive (more than 5000 images per minute are uploaded), while they can be geo tagged.
- Imagery – It’s a quick way to finding images, while you can narrow the search with adjusting the parameters of size, color and file type.
- Exalead – Exalead gives you an option to directly download the found photos to your hard drive, without clicking your way from thumbnails to the original photo and left-clicking. It is also able to find photos by their orientation and can find only faces.
- Visoo – Visoo Image Search helps you find photos by recognizing text (OCR), recognizing the graphics and ability to detect faces.
- Webshots – Webshots helps you search photos and wallpapers. You can share your own as well or you can send them as an e Card. Hundreds of millions of photos are arranged in topics.