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==How to find duplicate images on Digikam!== <!--T:1-->
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Transcribed from Mohamed Malik's blog, 14 February 2011
Transcribed from Mohamed Malik's blog, 14 February 2011


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At the momemt I'm unlocking '''digiKam’s''' features one by one and as I'm doing it I would like to share them with you.
At the moment I'm unlocking '''digiKam’s''' features one by one and as I'm doing it I would like to share them with you.


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Here is how to filter and locate duplicate images and look-alikes on your library. If you are like me and  have a huge number of pictures in your database then this feature is definitely worth it. However in order to use the feature you need to do something first. I tried and tried to find duplicates but couldnt do it, due to this.
Here is how to filter and locate duplicate images and look-alikes on your library. If you are like me and  have a huge number of pictures in your database then this feature is definitely worth it. However in order to use the feature you need to do something first. I tried and tried to find duplicates but couldn't do it, due to this.


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Then click the button find duplicates.
Then click the button <menuchoice>Find Duplicates</menuchoice>.


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When the folder is scanned it will show you pictures on the left hand side that might be duplicates. And When you select a particular image it will show you the duplicates and look alikes. Here is an example:
When the folder is scanned it will show you pictures on the left hand side that might be duplicates. And when you select a particular image it will show you the duplicates and look-alikes. Here is an example:





Latest revision as of 06:08, 1 March 2011

How to find duplicate images on digiKam!

Transcribed from Mohamed Malik's blog, 14 February 2011

At the moment I'm unlocking digiKam’s features one by one and as I'm doing it I would like to share them with you.

Here is how to filter and locate duplicate images and look-alikes on your library. If you are like me and have a huge number of pictures in your database then this feature is definitely worth it. However in order to use the feature you need to do something first. I tried and tried to find duplicates but couldn't do it, due to this.

First go to Tools on digikam's tool bar and from there go to Rebuild Fingerprints. Just like the thumbnail generating option that I wrote last night this has two options.


500pc
500pc


Scan
this option scans your library for missing fingerprints... fast.
Rebuild all
this option scans all of your images for fingerprints and rebuild them... slow.

When you have done that it is easy to identify duplicates from there. In the left side bar click the icon like the wand and you will get 3 options. Here i will talk about the last option Duplicates. When you do to the duplicates section you will get a menu like below where you will be asked which folder to search. Choose a folder.



Then click the button Find Duplicates.

When the folder is scanned it will show you pictures on the left hand side that might be duplicates. And when you select a particular image it will show you the duplicates and look-alikes. Here is an example: