About The Newly Introduced AI Driven Feature
According to our sources, this feature produces realistic images that turns our 2D photos into 3D. It then uses the “Ken Burn’s effect” to make the image look more filmic. It does not matter if your image was clicked in a portrait mode or the depth of the picture was not exposed to the camera. This feature coordinates with a machine to anticipate the image’s depth to the closest and produces a realistic image. This current development in AI has been rooted in machine learning.
The devices that will first be accessible to this new feature are Pixel devices which are Pixel 5 and Pixel 4a (5G). The new feature has made it easier to control all the settings like brightness, saturation, contrast, more accurately. Google is rapidly benefiting Android users due to its extensive support with the brand.
User’s Guide
Cinematic Photos are available through the memories section of the Google Photos’ App. This feature automatically starts working once it’s activated on Android and iOS app, next month. To turn this feature off, the following instructions are taken step by step:
- Go to photos settings
- Click on Memories
- Click on Advanced
- Press on/off Cinematic photos.
Upgrade the Quality of Your Pictures
The AI image editing tools have also been introduced that are controlled by Photoshop Neural Filters. This changes the picture with completely new, high quality pixels. It is said that the natural beauty of art is being taken away due to this, but they have highly enhanced and produced astonishing outcome. This feature works automatically and is considered to be efficient. Furthermore, we were informed that the feature is more likely to be implemented in January 2020, so be ready to have the latest version of Google Photos installed on your phone.
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