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Hi,<br />
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I am following up on your question. &nbsp;Do you still need help?<br />
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If you solved the problem on your own, would you please post the solution here in case others have the same problem?<br />
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Regards,<br />
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Kyle Santos<br />
Customer Relations
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Hi,

I am following up on your question.  Do you still need help?

If you solved the problem on your own, would you please post the solution here in case others have the same problem?

Regards,

Kyle Santos
Customer Relations

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I have not solved this problem yet. &nbsp;Could still use some assistance.
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I have not solved this problem yet.  Could still use some assistance.

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I currently upload finish line pictures from races I time to Google + and share the gallery with race finishers so they can find their picture. &nbsp;I would like to take that a step further and share each finishers individual picture with them. &nbsp;I believe Google Vision has the technology to do that...albeit for a cost...by pairing participant bib number with bib in the image. &nbsp;Is anyone familiar enough with this api to give me some direction as to how to do this? &nbsp;Also, any idea how this product is priced?
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I currently upload finish line pictures from races I time to Google + and share the gallery with race finishers so they can find their picture.  I would like to take that a step further and share each finishers individual picture with them.  I believe Google Vision has the technology to do that...albeit for a cost...by pairing participant bib number with bib in the image.  Is anyone familiar enough with this api to give me some direction as to how to do this?  Also, any idea how this product is priced?

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