With the redo of PinPics, I decided to my own redo to get a current list of what I have to trade. What I am doing is going through my books page by page to match up everything. In two days, I have logged only 60 pins out of about 1,200. Is there a way to identify pins through a picture app?
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QUESTION Pin Identification. Any shortcuts? HELP!
- Thread starter bcol
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I think google search will let you drop in a photo and it will try to match the photo to something from the web. But i don't think that this will help your situation as many pins look similar.
You could try making a sort of game out of it by having page photos posted to a thread and having people compete to see who can find the PP# for the most pins that haven't yet been identified or something like that.
You could try making a sort of game out of it by having page photos posted to a thread and having people compete to see who can find the PP# for the most pins that haven't yet been identified or something like that.
I put as many pull down windows as I can.
year
LE
DLR, DA etc.
if I get stumped I’ll look on eBay and if I find the pin and they use a specific name I’ll try that - I did it this way trying to add pins to pinandpop
year
LE
DLR, DA etc.
if I get stumped I’ll look on eBay and if I find the pin and they use a specific name I’ll try that - I did it this way trying to add pins to pinandpop
