[darsham]

Reminds me of TinEye's multicolr demo [0] that searches through CC-licensed images on Flickr. Their multiple color feature was really nice (however they don't have shuttershock's keyword filtering.)

I wonder if anyone ever bought TinEye's color-search-engine-as-a-service [1]. The as-a-service model seems really awkward for something that requires so much integration, and this new shuttershock feature (developed from the ground up) seems to confirm this.

[0] http://labs.tineye.com/multicolr

[1] http://services.tineye.com/MulticolorEngine

[strebler]

I'm really interested in that question too, did anyone buy TinEye's color search service? I hope so.

Personally, I think the TinEye color results are better than Shutterstock's approach....although having meta-data alongside is definitely a must.