File :-(, x, )
duplicate images? Anonymous
What program do you folks use to sort through duplicate images? I see duplicates all the damn time, but too lazy to manually delete. In return, the most reposted pic ever
>> Anonymous
     File :-(, x)
I have the uncanny ability to spot whether I've downloaded a pic or not, but if I like it enough, I'd probably download it again anyway.

Pic: Example of "I'd download it again if I saw it."
>> Anonymous
Dup Detector. It's free.
>> Anonymous
Hang on, is this a thread for people who are too retarded to remember what pics they've already downloaded?
>> Anonymous
>>1134492

Second this. I use it, and it does a perfect job.

I've also heard good things about visipics, but haven't tried it(since dup detector does everything I need with a friendly UI already.)
>> Anonymous
>>1134496

Hey, numbnuts. When your image galleries reach the 4-5 digit points in pic count, it's conceivable you may, occassionally, not remember every last one of them.

Shit, my unsorted directory alone has over 1k pics, and that doesn't even touch the directories sorted by series/character.
>> Anonymous
>>1134484

Also, some of us use DTA and just grab everything
>> Anonymous
>>1134496
strangely after years some people have large collections? weard huh? wel they need sorting and shit
>> Anonymous
i use something called double killer
>> MOAR Anonymous
Write your own, faggot. If you are jacking off to hentai you should know how.

Basically make a hash of each image, if two hashes are the same you know the images are duplicates.
>> Anonymous
>>1134717
Looking for something a bit more sophisticated than that. You know, scaling images to the same size and checking many pixels/regions for similarity. Solves the problem of the same picture corresponding with different images.
>> Anonymous
>>1134717
What kind of moronic logic is that?
any idiot can fap
>> Anonymous
visipics
>> Anonymous
GQView, on open source app (available for Linux and Windows; google it) has an image similarity search, and lets you delete images off the media (hard drive, network share, whatever) straight from the interface. The similarity search does hit false positives a lot, but that's why you delete manually after reivewing.
>> Anonymous
Visipics works for me, but it sometimes has a strange tendency to miss whole files. For example, I set it on my entire picture file and it'll check most of it, but it will completely ignore one or two subfolders so I usually just compare one or two folders at a time, instead of the whole picture file. Generally, however, it works and I've never had any trouble with it.
>> Anonymous
SimilarImages and CloneSpy.
>> duplicate images Anonymous
Duplicate Finder www.ashisoft.com
trial will only delete 50 immages each time but still woth it.
shows where duplicate files are.
finds by either:
file name
same byte size
crc32 number unique to every file
>> Anonymous
>>1134501
>When your image galleries reach the 4-5 digit points in pic count, it's conceivable you may, occassionally, not remember every last one of them.

This implies you download everything you come across, regardless of how unfappable, disgusting or indeed badly drawn/written it is.
>> Anonymous
     File :-(, x)
I made a porn folder called "sort" with the intention of sorting the porn I downloaded much later. I'm on dial-up and don't download many movies. But, I have a shit load of images. Since August 18th I've accumulated this much porn. I was doing very well at deleting dupes by hand as I got them, or simply not downloading them. At around 20k images it becomes difficult to remember which ones I've downloaded in this giant folder of images from the ones that had been downloaded earlier in the year before one of my HDDs crashed, prior to a scheduled backup. That one had over 30k images.

Normally, I use ACDSee as my image viewer and dupe checker. I've found that there are a lot of dupes that their hashes don't match become someone re-saved them for some reason.
>> Anonymous
Sort by File Size.
>> Anonymous
>>1135509
No, that implies he visits a lot of sites or has been online and saving images for a very long time.

You've been able to save images from the internet for what, 12 years now? Even one picture a day, that's over 4000 pictures.
>> Anonymous
>>1135524
387 pics per day
>> Anonymous
>>1134603
tell me more about this, what is DTA?
>> Anonymous
imgSeek

too bad its a buggy piece of crap that crashes if you do anything
>> sage sage
sage cuzz this isn't about /d/
>> Anonymous
>>1135526

This, plus a lot of varied interests. Even my unsorted pics have a little bit of sorting by interest, but most of them are split into Anime-manga, Games, and Comics, and from there further sorted by series/character.

Most of my pics are from the last six or so years, but I have some as far back as 1997.

>>1135524

Also this. My summary looks very close to that. And that doesn't get into the manga/doujinshi.
>> Anonymous
fslint for linux
picasa for windows (has got exact dupe detector built in under experimental)
>> sage sage
this board is not for convo. it is for fapping.

GTFO
>> Anonymous
http://www.keronsoft.com/dupdetector.html
as said before is a good choice it searches for similarities and lets you defines options like lower resolution for (semi)-auto delete
>> Anonymous
>>1135524
Haha that makes us likefags. I do the same shit and never get around to putting stuff away.

To answer the question, I use Duplicate Finder for same images, and Vistanita Duplicate Finder for similar images.
>> Anonymous
>>1136030
Also, be careful of jumping on the higher resolution is better resolution. Some people upscale for some reason, screwing up the original.
>> Anonymous
     File :-(, x)
http://www.visipics.info/index.php?title=Main_Page

It was created by a furry but its still an amazing program. I checked 8,000+ images in less than 12 minutes. It also displays the file resolution/file size. Helpful for keeping the better quality duplicate image.

IF ANY OF YOU FUCKERS CAN FIND A PROGRAM LIKE THIS THAT CAN HANDLE UNICODE & NON-UNICODE DIRECTORIES SUCH AS A FOLDER CALLED ?? PLEASE PLEASE POST A LINK

Nothing I have used so far worked thank you for your time.
>> Your Sageness, Ofu !!Oqx976B5UhW
http://www.easyduplicatefinder.com/ and Visipics.
Recently started using Duplicate Picture Finder, too. That comes from Neowin.