Seeing how much fun Facebook has given users with its 3D photo feature, Google, which also knows how to play with computational photography, has also brought similar features to its latest Google Photos/Google Photo Album feature. The point is to show the drama that brings your photos to life without being restricted to a specific platform. Continue reading Google Photo adds a new 3D theater animation effect, making “photos” come alive to report content.
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Google Photo adds 3D theater animation effects to make photos come alive
In fact, Google Photos has already supported it before, directly using AI machine learning to transform ordinary photos into images with depth of field effects. As an extension of this feature, they announced that they will provide new theater animation effects in the Google Photos / Google Photos function, which will provide front and rear background difference effects similar to Facebook 3D photos, which seem to make the photos come alive. The effect of this function will be as shown below, and will start to appear directly in the Highlight item of the album.
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What’s even better is that compared to Facebook, you can only watch it by tying it to the social platform. This dramatic 3D dynamic photo can actually be shared on more platforms by converting it into a video. In terms of effects, as far as the photos released by Google are concerned, the results are just like the previous shallow depth of field function, which is very natural and beautiful – the entire photo mainly changes the perspective slightly in a gradual manner and gets closer to the subject, so it is harder to see flaws compared to Facebook.
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Google Photos also provides a new and cuter art collage version this time. Put the photos into the Polaroid photo frame, and there will be cute graffiti or year marks underneath. It also provides more themes for the photo memory function, allowing you to relive happy times through images of an important “person” – Google also knows that there may be people or time points in the photos that you don’t want to appear in the memories, and reminds you that if you want to customize it, you can also filter it through the settings (so generous).
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