Google is reportedly working on a new Video Unblur tool, along with a range of video effects for Google Photos, following the successful debut of Photo Unblur on the Pixel 7 series. These new features aim to enhance the user experience, particularly for those with the latest Pixel smartphones. Here are the details…
Google Photos Works on Video Unblur Tool and Effects for Pixel 8 Users
Google Photos first introduced the Photo Unblur tool with the release of the Pixel 7 series. This innovative feature used the Tensor chip’s machine learning capabilities to enhance the sharpness of images. Since its introduction, Photo Unblur has remained exclusive to Google’s latest smartphones, while the Magic Eraser tool, which debuted with the Pixel 6, has been offered as a premium feature on other devices through Google One.
As rumors surrounding the Pixel 8 continue to circulate, it seems that Google is working on extending the unblur tool to videos. Once functional, Video Unblur is expected to use machine learning to give videos a sharper appearance, greatly improving video quality for users. Given Google’s focus on popularizing Photo Unblur with the “Fixed on Pixel” tagline, it is not surprising to see the company working on expanding support for videos. Video Unblur may be another Pixel series exclusive, potentially debuting on the Pixel 8 and Pixel 8 Pro later this year.
In addition to the Video Unblur tool, Google Photos is also preparing a set of video effects that users can apply when editing a video in the app. This collection of video effects, accessible through a new “Overlays” tab, is designed to enhance creativity and offer more options for personalizing videos. There are 14 video effects currently in development, with some having clear purposes based on their names. For example, the “Chromatic” effect will likely add a chromatic aberration, while “VHS” and “Super 8” are expected to emulate the styles of those iconic video formats.
Google Photos is seemingly gearing up to introduce a Video Unblur tool and a variety of video effects, which could potentially be exclusive features for the Pixel 8 series. If these features are released, they promise to significantly enhance the Google Photos experience for users, particularly for those with the latest Pixel smartphones. As the Pixel 8 launch approaches, the anticipation for these new features and their potential impact on the user experience continues to grow.
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