Photo location examples

Check the clues before you trust the location.

Start with a photo whose city is known. Inspect its landmarks and layout, then run a fresh Surface scan to see what Oceanir actually returns.

These are teaching examples, not saved model predictions or accuracy benchmarks. The known city helps you check the answer; it does not establish an exact camera position.

When deeper review is useful

A city estimate is a starting point. In the workspace, review candidate areas, the visual clues behind them, and available reference imagery. Compare buildings, roads and signs, and look for contradictions before accepting a location. Deeper review uses credits and can still return a broad area or an unresolved result.