Abstract: Geotag data embedded in a photograph is converted to a multilevel hierarchical place name tag, which is a new data structure. Higher hierarchy levels correspond to larger geographical regions. Lower hierarchy levels correspond to smaller geographical regions. The geotag data is used to locate the photograph on a map. A cluster of nearby photographs is defined and represented by a consolidated pin. The identification and quantity of clustered photographs depends on the relative locations of the photographs and the map zoom level. A consolidated pin label is defined based on which hierarchy levels, if any, have a common place name tags. In some cases the consolidated pin label includes only place name tags that are shared amongst all clustered photographs. In other cases the consolidated pin label includes a short list of mutually exclusive place name tags. The consolidated pin label is displayed on the map near the consolidated pin.

Abstract: Facial expressions depicted in image data are edited based on variations of facial expressions depicted across a plurality of frames in other image data. The facial expression of a target subject, depicted in a first image data set, is edited based on the facial expression of a preview subject depicted in a second image data set. The target subject's facial expression is automatically edited based on variations in the of the preview subject's facial expression. A camera device captures video image data of the preview subject. The camera provides a live data image feed to a face-editing engine. The engine edits the face of the target subject's based on the varying face of the preview subject. In real time, for each frame of the data image feed, a user interface simultaneously displays both the varying face of the preview subject and the edited face of the target subject.

Abstract: Systems and methods are disclosed for applying geo-tags to digital media items. In particular, in one or more embodiments, the disclosed systems and methods identify a plurality of digital media items lacking location information and group the plurality of digital media items into clusters based on one or more characteristics (e.g., time of capture). The systems and methods can modify the size and numbers of clusters of digital media items utilizing a clustering algorithm, clustering parameters, and a cluster adjustment control to approximate a location where the digital images were captured. Moreover, systems and methods provide a user interface for quickly and efficiently applying geo-tags to the clusters corresponding to the location.

Abstract: Facial expressions depicted in image data are edited based on variations of facial expressions depicted across a plurality of frames in other image data. The facial expression of a target subject, depicted in a first image data set, is edited based on the facial expression of a preview subject depicted in a second image data set. The target subject's facial expression is automatically edited based on variations in the of the preview subject's facial expression. A camera device captures video image data of the preview subject. The camera provides a live data image feed to a face-editing engine. The engine edits the face of the target subject's based on the varying face of the preview subject. In real time, for each frame of the data image feed, a user interface simultaneously displays both the varying face of the preview subject and the edited face of the target subject.

Abstract: Geotag data embedded in a photograph is converted to a multilevel hierarchical place name tag, which is a new data structure. Higher hierarchy levels correspond to larger geographical regions. Lower hierarchy levels correspond to smaller geographical regions. The geotag data is used to locate the photograph on a map. A cluster of nearby photographs is defined and represented by a consolidated pin. The identification and quantity of clustered photographs depends on the relative locations of the photographs and the map zoom level. A consolidated pin label is defined based on which hierarchy levels, if any, have a common place name tags. In some cases the consolidated pin label includes only place name tags that are shared amongst all clustered photographs. In other cases the consolidated pin label includes a short list of mutually exclusive place name tags. The consolidated pin label is displayed on the map near the consolidated pin.

Abstract: Systems and methods are disclosed for applying geo-tags to digital media items. In particular, in one or more embodiments, the disclosed systems and methods identify a plurality of digital media items lacking location information and group the plurality of digital media items into clusters based on one or more characteristics (e.g., time of capture). The systems and methods can modify the size and numbers of clusters of digital media items utilizing a clustering algorithm, clustering parameters, and a cluster adjustment control to approximate a location where the digital images were captured. Moreover, systems and methods provide a user interface for quickly and efficiently applying geo-tags to the clusters corresponding to the location.