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Currently using Adobe Lightroom CC 2019 Classic to organize (tag) 40.000 jpg family photos.

However, the built in face-recognition is terrible as it only recognises ~40% of the photos with faces and only ~30% of the people correctly. So I'm searching an alternative for the face-recognition.

Can someone recommend software that does face recognition with high accuracy? To tag people in jpg photos.

Google's cloud API service Vision is very good with objects and I'm curious about user experience with face recognition. Or machine learning based models with tensor flow look promising too. Unfortunately I have not much insight into current face tagging software what's available today, so maybe someone can recommend or point in the right direction?

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    "The best" always depends on the criteria that are applied. Every software somehow thinks it is the best. See also this meta discussion – Thomas Weller Apr 17 '20 at 15:52
  • I am searching a drastically more accurate face recognition software than Lightroom. Are the cloud APIs (e.g. Google's Vision) performing better and are the way to go? I'm not in the field of photo editing / face recognition, so I'm asking what the state of the art, currently is. Im not interested in philosophical discussions on phrase, but in solutions and thoughts for a concrete problem. – user3200534 Apr 17 '20 at 17:00
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    When would you be satisfied? 50%? 80%? 90%? 99%? The latter is still off by 400 of 40.000 pictures. – Thomas Weller Apr 17 '20 at 20:32
  • "I'm asking what the state of the art, currently is." - it all depends on money. If you spend 1B US$, you can probably buy the best face recognition software the world has to offer. Maybe you need to buy a new PC too in order to run it. So yeah, you may think it's just about phrases, but it's really not. It's more about knowing what you really want and what you can afford. – Thomas Weller Apr 17 '20 at 20:37
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    Nobody knows how much money you're willing to pay. We can imagine that you're willing to pay 12 bucks per month, which is the same price as LR CC 2019. But maybe you would even spend 2000 bucks instead of manually tagging 20.000 pictures, which might take you days to complete. We don't know. – Thomas Weller Apr 17 '20 at 21:22

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