#blitline

Blitline has added support for Amazons Rekognition Service. Through AWS Rekognition you get get valuable information about faces and items inside an image.

AWS REKOGNITION:

AWS Rekognition is able to identify (with a certain percent of accuracy) the items that are present inside an image

http://docs.aws.amazon.com/rekognition/latest/dg/detect-labels-console.html

AWS Rekognition is also able to identify faces as well as information about the faces that are present in a image.

http://docs.aws.amazon.com/rekognition/latest/dg/detect-faces-console.html

You can get this information from your Blitline processed images simply by adding "detect_faces" or "detect_labels" to your base JSON.

The resulting JSON will contain the metadata from AWS about those images.

PRICING:

Blitline will add +10 seconds(regardless of actual processing time) onto any job that uses the "detect_faces" or "detect_labels" option in the json (or 20 seconds for BOTH). So, for example if your blitline job would typically take 2 seconds, but you added "detect_labels": true, it would now be billed at 2+10=12 seconds (even though it only took 2 seconds to process).

How Do I Use It?

Just add “detect_labels” or “detect_faces” to your base JSON, and the resulting “original_metadata” will contain the “detect_labels” or “detect_faces” JSON returned by AWS Rekognition.

{   "application_id": "YOUR_APP_ID",   "src": "https://s3.amazonaws.com/img.blitline/skysmall.jpg",   "v": 1.22,   "detect_labels": true,   "functions": [{      "name": "resize_to_fit",      "params": {          "width": 400   },   "save": {      "save_profiles": true,      "image_identifier": "MY_CLIENT_ID"   }  }] }

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