Canon PIXMA iP7200 Series, Руководство пользователя

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Image Analysis Settings Tab
You can set the folders to be subject to image analysis, face detection rate for image analysis, etc.
Perform Image Analysis in the Following Folder(s)
Displays the folders to be subject to image analysis. Only the images in the folders registered here
appear in the
Calendar view, Unregistered People view or People view, and are used in
recommended items displayed in Image Display.
To add a folder as the target of image analysis, click
Add... and specify the folder. To remove a folder
from the targets of image analysis, select the folder and click Delete .
Important
When a folder is removed from the targets of image analysis, the favorite levels set to or
information of people/events registered to the images saved in the folder may be lost.
Note
Image analysis is performed upon starting My Image Garden when the Save image analysis
results and Enable face detection checkboxes are selected and there is an image with no
information of person registered in the folder to be subject to image analysis.
Images for which image analysis has been completed can be automatically placed at suitable
positions in your items. See "
Arranging Photos Automatically " for details on the setting procedure.
Save image analysis results
Select this checkbox to save the results of image analysis.
Enable face detection
Select this checkbox to detect face areas in images. Images that are automatically identified as those of
the same person according to the
Face Identification Rate in Face Detection setting will be grouped
in the Unregistered People view.
Face Identification Rate in Face Detection
You can set the rate to identify as the same person by moving the slider.
When the slider is moved to the left, the range of images to be identified as the same person
widens; the identification rate decreases to the contrary. When the slider is moved to the right, the
range of images to be identified as the same person narrows; the identification rate increases to the
contrary.