About still image sorting rules
- These are rules for sorting still images uploaded from the camera.
- You can sort images that match the rules and those that do not match any rules.
- You can create up to two rules for each account.
- You can combine multiple sorting conditions for each rule.See below for details.
Conditions that can be set for rules
Subject category
- You can automatically sort images for the subjects shown in the images.
- It is possible to specify and sort by multiple categories from 17 categories.
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If you are specifying multiple categories, it will be sorted as long as it includes at least one category.
Example). If [Dogs] and [Cats] are specified, the image will contain either a dog or a cat
Blur judgement
- With blur judgement, you can automatically sort images that are not focused due to shaking of the hand or other factors.
- If you enable the button, images that are not blurred or in focus will be judged as matching the sorting rules.
- If it is focused in at least one place within the image, it will be judged as matching the sorting rule.
Exposure judgement
- You can automatically sort images based on whether they are correctly exposed or not.
- If you enable the button, images that are correctly exposed will be judged as matching the sorting rules.
- Images shot in AEB (Auto Exposure Bracketing) mode are judged to be correctly exposed.
Other sorting conditions
You can automatically sort images based on the following conditions.
- Camera connected to image.canon
- Image type（JPEG、HEIF、RAW）
- Camera ratings
- Shooting date
Notes
- Judged based on image.canon proprietary standards.
- The functionality and performance of automatic image sorting will not always match your intentions or expectations.
- If the subject within the image is extremely small, cut off, or the whole image is dark, the subject category judgement may not sort the images as you intend or expect.
- Exposure judgement, in backlit scenes, night view scenes, and snow scenes, etc. may not sort images as you intend or expect.
- If the image resolution low, the whole image is dark, or the area in focus is extremely small compared to the image size, the blur judgement may not be as you intend or expect.
- The image.canon analysis mechanism and judgement standards differ from the blur judgement for the camera main unit.
- If the images uploaded to image.canon are saved on an SD card and returned to the camera, and you perform editing tasks such as image rotation or rating on the camera, it may not be possible to play them on the camera or they may be corrupted.