Photo-editing software firm ACD Systems has released a new version of their flagship photography program featuring facial recognition.ACDSee Photo Studio Ultimate 2019's Face Detection & Facial Recognition tool allows users to categorize the people in their photo collection. Once they have assigned a name to a face, ACDSee will automatically detect matching faces in the browsed folders and assigns the name accordingly, saving the user from a laborious naming process.”We're excited to provide our users with this personalized way of finding photos. You may not remember when or where, but often you remember the people. With Face Detection and Facial Recognition, ACDSee takes the burden and tedium out of searching and identifying individuals in photos,” said Mark Cosgrove, ACD Systems' Director of Production.The solution automatically identifies faces and assigns names to the detected faces
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