In google I/O αυτής της εβδομάδας, η εταιρεία αποκάλυψε ορισμένες νέες λειτουργίες που θα έρθουν στην υπηρεσία Google Photos.
Η Google ανέφερε ότι παρά τη δημοτικότητα του Google Photos, οι περισσότερες από τις 4 τρισmillions photos stored on it have never even been viewed.
The new features try to make the most of the photos that usually no one looks at, such as adding a private image folder and new image display formats.
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With Locked Folder in @googlephotos, you can add photos to a passcode protected space and they won't show up as you scroll through Photos or other apps on your phone. Locked Folder is launching first on Google Pixel, and more Android devices throughout the year. #GoogleIO pic.twitter.com/yGNoQ8vLdq
- Google Google) May 18, 2021
Google has announced the Locked Folder for the images you prefer to hide behind a password or some biometric authentication.
Locked Folders will come to Pixel devices first (in the summer) and will roll out to more Android devices throughout the year. Pixel devices will also be able to directly save photos to the locked folder from the camera.
Even more cinematic photos
Google released cinematic photos in December, a feature that makes your photos a little more three-dimensional through a motion element. Now Google is expanding this feature by allowing you to embed multiple images into one kind of animation slowof movement.
You may have seen this effect. It is often used for example in TV commercials and may take some time to do with some traditional software. Google AI can do this automatically.
Google reports that most people take two or three photos at a time for best results. Movie photos allow these extra shots not to be lost, as Google will recognize similar images and automatically create animated videos.
Highlight your "little patterns"
The artificial intelligence is quite good at pattern recognition. Google noticed that people tend to take photos of similar objects or subjects – habits that we might not even notice. Google will now collect the images into mini-albums called Little Patterns.
More Appearance Control
Η service Google Photos allows you to view older images (like memories), but most people don't look back at every photo they've taken. Either because they were taken with an ex or because someone doesn't want to remember a certain time period. So Google says it will offer more control over the photos it displays application.
Google says "showing some photos is painful" and is working with GLAAD to make the photos appear more appealing.
Specifically:
- It will more easily hide certain people or certain periods of time.
- You will be able to report the best moments of your trip.
- You will soon be able to remove a photo from Memories.
- You will be able to change the Best of Month memories
Changes are likely to be welcome, of course, but Google AI literally seems to read and understand every photo.