Tag: mobile photography

Google Photos now lets users edit images through simple text or voice prompts, using its Gemini‑powered Conversational Editing feature. Originally limited to Pixel 10 devices, the tool has been rolled out to eligible Android phones and, more recently, to iPhone and iPad users. By asking the app to "make this photo look better" or specifying precise adjustments like "increase saturation by 100%," anyone can achieve professional‑looking edits without manual tweaking. Eligibility requires users to be 18 or older, located in the United States, have an English (US) Google Account, and enable Face Groups and location estimates. Settings let users control how much data the feature accesses. Leggi di più

VSCO, the long‑standing photo editing and sharing app known for its film‑style filters and creator community, has introduced its first AI‑driven editing feature called “Remove.” The tool lets users erase unwanted elements from images while preserving full‑resolution quality, using Black Forest Lab’s FLUX.1 Kontext model alongside VSCO’s own technology. The feature is part of a new AI Lab suite that also promises an upcoming Upscale tool. Available now for iOS users with a VSCO Pro subscription, the rollout underscores the company’s aim to support photographers with AI without compromising authenticity. Leggi di più

Google Photos is expanding its Gemini-driven conversational editing feature beyond Pixel 10 phones to a broader range of Android devices in the United States. Users can now tap “Help me edit” in the Photos editor and describe changes they want, using voice or text, to let the AI handle adjustments. The update aims to simplify photo editing by offering suggested edits and responding to vague commands like “make it better” or “restore this old photo,” reducing the need to master multiple manual tools. Leggi di più