Google Photos Is Getting a Big Save Upgrade to Eliminate Unnecessary Duplicates
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Google Photos is getting a big save upgrade to eliminate unnecessary duplicates
Credit: Edgar Cervantes / Android Authority TL;DR Google Photos is changing how it saves edited images, eliminating the need for separate copies when using advanced editing tools. The change applies to Android 11 and newer and covers edits made with tools like Magic Eraser and Unblur, as well as Ultra HDR and C2PA photos. You can reopen saved photos and continue adjusting previous edits, with settings like filters and brightness adjustments ret…
Google is rolling out an innovation for the photo editor in Google Photos under Android. Who previously extended editing functions such as the Magic Eraser, Sharpening or Adjustments to UltraHDR-...To post: Google Photos: Edited images don't require a copy anymore Where you can follow us: Facebook, Reddit, Google News, X, Threads Keep up to date? Adds us to Google as the preferred source!
Google Photos no longer requires to save a copy after a retouch to the Magic Gum or with the Unblur tool. The retouches remain editable after recording.
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