I have search this app over and over I don’t mind the different channels and you can swipe up to choose that channel but how do you take a picture of what is in front of you I don’t see a take picture but.
Live the life you want. Sent from my iPhone > On Apr 9, 2018, at 12:50 PM, Richard Turner <richardturne...@outlook.com> > wrote: > > > Karen, > I'm glad the video links worked, that is good to know since I simply used the > Text Selection on the rotor with the Seeing AI help open and did a select all > and then copied that to the clipboard and pasted. > If you go into photos, select one, double tap on share, there should be an > option to either open in another app, or Seeing AI should show up as one > place to share the photo. > If that isn't working, perhaps calling Apple Accessibility? > I've done it quite a bit. > Richard > > > > “The secret is not to make your music louder, but to make the world quieter.” > - Mitch Albom from The Magic Strings of Frankie Presto, page 1 > > On Apr 9, 2018, at 8:15 AM, Karen Poulakos <ka...@poulakos.com> wrote: > >> This is Great! I was even able to access the video links on my laptop. >> >> Has anyone been able to get Seeing AI to recognize photos saved on your >> phone? I don’t seem to be able to access Seeing AI from the photos app. >> >> Karen P >> From: viphone@googlegroups.com [mailto:viphone@googlegroups.com] On Behalf >> Of Richard Turner >> Sent: Monday, April 9, 2018 8:41 AM >> To: viphone@googlegroups.com >> Subject: Seeing AI Help, entire help documentation >> >> >> >> Below I have copied the entire Seeing AI help. To read it section by >> section, in the app, Double Tap on the menu button and select Help. >> Or, in each channel, the Quick Help button plays the video by the developer >> explaining that specific channel. >> Here is the help information, though the "play video" lines should be >> ignored as they are only active when in the app's help section. >> >> Seeing AI >> Seeing AI describes the people, text, and objects around you. >> >> Using your phone’s camera, the app says what it "sees". Seeing AI uses >> multiple channels to announce different information, such as reading text or >> describing faces. >> >> On some channels, Seeing AI will automatically read what it sees. Other >> times you may need to take a photo to get a description of the image. >> >> To help you position your phone for the best results, Seeing AI can also >> describe where people or objects are in the camera’s field of vision. This >> feature isn’t available for all channels. >> >> Seeing AI is an ongoing research project. To help us to improve it, please >> send your feedback. >> >> Play the video tutorial >> >> Available Channels >> >> >> Short Text >> >> Hold the camera over some text to have it automatically read to you. As new >> text comes into view, it will also be read out loud. >> >> While reading out loud, Seeing AI may start again from the beginning if the >> camera captures a clearer image of the text. >> >> Play the video tutorial >> >> Document >> >> Hold the camera over a printed page to capture it. After the text has been >> recognized, you can use VoiceOver commands to navigate it. >> >> Seeing AI will guide you with camera placement until all edges of a document >> are visible and the photo is taken. Make the necessary adjustments until you >> hear “Hold steady”. >> >> A good technique is to place the camera in the center of the page, and >> slowly move it away, making slight adjustments. >> >> This channel works best when there’s a high contrast between the page and >> the background, like a white document on a dark surface . >> >> Once the text has been recognized, use the play button to have the text read >> aloud, with syncronized word highlighting. Use the plus and minus buttons to >> change the size of the text. >> >> Play the video tutorial >> >> Product >> >> Hold the camera over a barcode to hear the product name. Seeing AI will >> guide you with the camera placement until a barcode is detected: >> >> Move the phone over the product until you hear beeps that indicate a barcode >> is nearby. Starting farther away and slowly moving the phone closer works >> best. >> The faster the beeps, the closer you are to the barcode. >> When a barcode is detected, Seeing AI will say the product name. >> If additional information about the product is available, the More Info >> button will be available. >> Note: This channel is not available if running iOS 10 on an iPhone 5, 5C, or >> earlier. >> >> Play the video tutorial >> >> Person >> >> Scan your surroundings to find out how many people are around you, how close >> they are, and their facial expressions. >> >> If you’ve taught the app to recognize a particular person, their name will >> be announced when they come into view. You can teach Seeing AI to recognize >> someone by selecting Face Recognition in the menu. >> >> Seeing AI will also tell you the position of each face it detects, which can >> be helpful for centering a person in the camera’s view when taking a photo. >> >> After taking a photo, Seeing AI will give you an estimate of the person’s >> facial characteristics and expressions. >> >> If you want to take a selfie, use the button on the main screen to change to >> the front-facing camera. >> >> Play the video tutorial >> >> Teaching Seeing AI to Recognize Someone >> >> When using the Person channel, Face Recognition can tell you who is near >> you. Instead of hearing, “One face near center, 4 feet away” you’ll hear >> their name: “John near center, 4 feet away”. >> >> It’s recommended that you ask people for permission before you train Seeing >> AI to recognize them. To teach Seeing AI to recognize a person’s face, open >> Face Recognition in the menu. Take three photos of the person and enter >> their name. We suggest asking them to take the photos of themselves. >> >> By default, the front-facing camera is active when using Face Recognition. >> If you're taking photos of someone else, switch to the back-facing camera. >> >> Currency (preview) >> >> This is an experimental channel, so please use caution. Currency recognition >> isn’t always correct, have someone you trust confirm a note’s value. >> >> Hold the camera over a single note to hear the estimated value. >> >> Use the button on the main screen to select which currency should be >> recognized. Let us know if you wish to recognize a currency that isn't >> listed — more will be added over time. >> >> Please note: Seeing AI will not differentiate between real and counterfeit >> currency. >> >> This channel requires iOS 11 or later. >> >> Play the video tutorial >> >> Scene (preview) >> >> This channel features the latest Artificial Intelligence for describing an >> overall scene. This work is still experimental, so please use caution. >> >> Take a photo and hear a description of the scene it captured. >> >> Scene recognition isn’t always correct. To help us improve it, please send >> us your feedback. >> >> Play the video tutorial >> >> Color (preview) >> >> Use this channel to hear the perceived color of objects. >> >> Note that this may depend on several factors — colors appear darker when >> there is less light, or if the object is in shadow; a white surface may >> appear slightly yellowish when the lights are on. >> >> Handwriting (preview) >> >> This experimental channel allows you to recognize handwritten text. >> >> Note that this channel requires the text to be the right way up. >> >> Recognition accuracy will vary based on handwriting style, which can vary >> greatly from individual to individual. Please send us your feedback to help >> us improve it. >> >> Light >> >> Use this channel to detect the amount of light around you. The pitch of the >> tone is based on how much light your phone sees. The more light there is, >> the higher the pitch of the tone. >> >> Use Seeing AI With Other Apps >> >> Seeing AI can also recognize and describe photos from other apps like Mail, >> Photos, and Twitter. Just share the photo and select "Recognize with Seeing >> AI" from the list of actions. >> >> The first time you do this, you will have to enable this option by tapping >> on “More” in the bottom-right corner, and enabling Seeing AI. >> >> Play the video tutorial >> >> Tips & Tricks >> >> The larger the object, the further away you will need to be. The closer you >> are, the higher the quality. >> The camera is located on the back of the phone, on the top-right when the >> screen is towards you. For best results, keep the camera in the center of >> the object being captured. >> Seeing AI works best in a well-lit environment. It will automatically turn >> on the flash if needed. >> You can pause the live guidance by using the pause button on the main >> screen. 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