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AI Enhance aims to improve the lighting, color, and framing of a photo.
The goal is to reduce the manual steps you may take to fix a bad photo.
Unveiled last year, the tool is rolling out to all Android users worldwide.
I sometimes struggle trying to fix a photo with dark lighting, off colors, or poor framing. I might fiddle with the controls for brightness, contrast, color, cropping, and more. And even then, I still might not achieve the results I want. Now, Google Photos offers an option for all Android users also trying to improve a bad photo.
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AI Enhance is an editing tool in Google Photos that uses AI to try to enhance your photos. The goal is to balance both the lighting and the color of a photo so you don't have to tweak each one individually. But it doesn't stop there. This tool also aims to crop and straighten the photo, as well as sharpen a cropped area.
The feature popped up last year but now is rolling to all Android users around the world, a post from the Google Photos account announced on Monday.
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