What They Currently Do



Currently, image search engines do not have these six idealistic features incorporated with them. But what they do have are the following:
Searching internal databases to a site are currently off-limits to search engines, leaving this feature's implementation in doubt.

Finding the rights-holder to an image can be easily found using Google, but some problems may arise. For example, Google returns the URL to the page where the image was found. This can make finding the rights-holder to the image quite trivial. However, problems arise when an image found in a given domain resides in a different domain. This can make the task of tracking the true owner of the image a time-consuming and sometimes difficult task, but usually can be done.