Using conversational English and your imagination, you can improve the photos on your Android phone.
Google today published a new blog titled „10 ways you can ask Google Photos to edit your photos for you.“ Certain Android phones can make the edits you want by simply listening to you say exactly what changes you want. All you need to do is open the Google Photos app on your phone and select a photo. In the editor, tap on „Help me edit“ and you can either vocalize the changes you want or type it out. We will discuss this more later.
Google shares examples showing you how to make these edits yourself. The first example is a photo marred by the reflection of the window. From the Google Photos app tap on „Help me edit“ and say six words. That’s right, just say, „Remove the reflection on the window.“ Hopefully that wouldn’t be too much of a strain for you and it will result in a reflection-free photo that you feel much better about.
Nothing ruins a picture more than something ugly in the background that distracts you from the subject of your photo. Google posted a brilliant example of this using a photo of a child standing in front of an ugly metal fence with what appears to be a pier in the background. If you have a good eye for these things. you’d probably notice what a great shot this would be if you could get rid of that ugly fence. You could look for some type of construction company in Google, but you don’t own the property, and the costs to remove the fence would be prohibitive.
