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Google Photos has given a new level to video editing experience for its millions of users. The company has launched AI (Artificial Intelligence) Powered Video Editing Tools in its photos app, which will now make users even more spectacular. This news is extremely exciting for those who often record videos from their phones and want to improve them immediately.
Till now these advanced features, especially ‘Magic Editor’ and ‘Video Enhancers’, only Google Pixel device were available for users or members with Google One Subscription. But now Google has expanded its reach and has started widely spreading these powerful AI-based equipment to all Google Photos users. This step will make video editing more accessible and easy than ever.
What’s new? Know about ‘Magic Editor for Video’ and ‘Video Enhancers’:
The newly brought tools mainly include ‘Magic Editor for Video’ and ‘Video Enhancer’, which work with the help of Artificial Intelligence:
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Magic Editor for Video: It is the same revolutionary tool that was available for photos in Google Photos, and now it will also play magic on videos. With its help, you can easily remove unwanted items from your video. If no subject in the video is in the right position, you can edit it and keep it again. Not only this, it can also improve your video scenes, such as the sky or background, which will make your video look more attractive.
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Video enhancer: This tool automatically improves video quality. This will stabilize your video so that Shaky Footage looks smooth, reduce the noise (rash) in the video, and also correct brightness (shine) and contrast (deformation). The result will be that your videos will look clean, shiny and more professional.
With the introduction of these features, Google Photos will not only be a collection of photographs, but it will also become a powerful and highly accessible video editing hub. This is Google’s AI’s AI an important part of the strategy of integrating all its products, allowing users to get more control and creativity over their digital experiences. It will be interesting to see what users do using these new features.
