Google Photos is preparing to add a new video editing feature.
It will likely allow users to enhance their videos by tapping a single button.
This feature is expected to automatically fine-tune brightness, contrast, saturation, and other attributes of the video
In the ever-evolving landscape of digital media, convenience and efficiency have become paramount. In response to this demand, Google Photos, a popular platform for storing and managing media, is poised to unveil a groundbreaking feature that promises to streamline the video editing process like never before.
A recent report indicates that Google Photos is on the brink of introducing a new video enhancement feature. Let’s delve deeper into this potential development and how it could work.
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According to a report by Android Authority, Google Photos is preparing to add a new video editing feature that will likely allow users to enhance their videos by tapping a single button.
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Assemble Debug found this feature within Google Photos app version 6.81.0.628906483. While it’s not accessible yet, the tipster managed to make it work.
Dubbed “Enhance your video,” the new editing feature in Google Photos is expected to introduce a magic wand icon beside the stabilisation button upon initiating video editing.
This feature is expected to automatically fine-tune brightness, contrast, saturation, and other attributes of the video to enhance its overall appearance.
The processing duration is expected to vary and will likely depend upon the video’s length during enhancement. Nonetheless, all processing is expected to happen on the device. Once the automatic enhancements are applied to the video, you might have the option to save the revised version as a copy.
Below is an image showcasing a shot from the standard video alongside an enhanced version created using the potential Google Photos feature. The edited iteration notably features higher levels of contrast and saturation, enhancing its visual appeal.
The timeline for Google’s widespread rollout of the “Enhance your video” feature remains uncertain, though its release is anticipated in the near future.
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