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Algorithm methodology visual
Simple visual showing signals, not verdicts: bursts, similar frames, near-duplicates.
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The logic behind groups, bursts, similar frames, focus stack candidates and near-duplicates. Algorithms should help photographers see structure, not pretend to understand taste.
Methodology
Cull Me uP uses algorithms to reduce friction. A signal can help you see. It does not decide what matters.
The first useful layer is structure: time, EXIF, camera, lens, folders, session breaks and image proximity. This is where the software can help without making creative claims.
The second layer is assistance: technical hints and possible obvious rejects, only when confidence is high enough and verification remains easy.
Algorithm families
The goal is to turn a folder into a reviewable session.
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Use capture time, camera, lens and session breaks to reveal the natural rhythm of the shoot.
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Detect likely bursts from time intervals, sequence behavior and optional similarity cues. Nala finds the burst. You choose the frame.
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Group visual repetition so the photographer can review candidates without drowning in almost-identical images.
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Surface technical sequences that likely belong together, especially for macro, product, landscape or controlled work.
Controls
Most photographers should not need to tune everything. But serious workflows deserve control.
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Adjust how aggressively sequences are grouped when shooting style or camera behavior requires it.
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Keep grouping conservative for safety, or more active when the shoot is very repetitive.
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Humans, animals, birds, vehicles and other subject signals can become workflow preferences, not forced decisions.
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The interface can stay light for the first pass, while deeper controls remain available for Pro use.
Honest limits
The best frame in a sequence is not always the safest, sharpest or most conventional one. That is why Cull Me uP treats algorithmic output as a way to organize attention, not replace judgment.
Suggested, not decided. Reversible, not destructive.
The point of the algorithm is not to make the decision disappear. It is to make the decision easier to reach.
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Algorithm methodology and signal explanation visuals.
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Simple visual showing signals, not verdicts: bursts, similar frames, near-duplicates.
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