This also expands access to Pixel's photo tools, but only for One members.
Now that Google has revamped Photos' still image editing, it's focusing on moving images. Google has revised the video editor in Photos for Android and iOS to give you much more control than the usual cropping, stabilization, and rotation. You can crop and straighten the frame, adjust the exposure, and make subtle adjustments to things like contrast and saturation. There won't be as much need for a third party app to tweak your dog walking video.
The updated video editing is now available for iOS users and is expected to hit Android in the "next few weeks."
Google is also expanding some of its photo editing features that were previously exclusive to the Pixel, but only for One subscribers. Pay and you'll get portrait blur and portrait light effects after the fact, as well as dynamic and sky suggestions. based on AI. They will be available to One members on Android in the "next few days." The above features like Blur and Color Pop are available for free.
It's no wonder Google is associating functionality with One. The company is increasingly determined to make money from Photos, which could lead to One subscriptions for people who want the full set of features. It could also boost Pixel phone sales, at least for those who want unrestricted access to Google's latest technology.
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