blockchainfightinggames| Google Photos may be developing a "movie moment" feature to make videos more cinematic

Google Photos may be developing a "movie moment" feature to make videos more cinematic

[CNMO Technology News] Recently,blockchainfightinggamesCNMO learned from foreign media that Google appears to be developing a new feature for Google Photos that will allow users to create "movie moments." This latest news comes from the release of Android AuthorityblockchainfightinggamesAn APK dismantling report. Although "Movie Moment" sounds somewhat similar to the "Movie Photos" feature that allows users to create 3D effects for flat images, the "Movie Moment" feature will focus on video rather than still photos.

According to Android Authority, in version 6 of the Google Photos appblockchainfightinggames.84blockchainfightinggamesDuring the APK disassembly process for.0.63488503, Assemble Debug discovered code traces that suggested the new "Movie Moment" feature.

Code strings recently discovered by code analysts include terms such as "movie moments" and "created by adding slow-motion effects to your video." These terms clearly reveal how the "movie moment" feature works in Google Photos.

Users will be able to add slow-motion effects to selected parts of the video. It is worth noting that creating "movie moments" will be a fully automated process, unlike the "movie photos" feature that requires manual user operation.

It is unclear how much "movie moments" are automatically created in Google Photos. Android Authority said the new feature may be added to Google Photos in the near future, but has not announced an exact launch date.

Like other Android apps, Google has been working hard to improve Google Photos. Recently, there have been reports that new Google Photos features will give users better control over the photos they backup. While time will tell whether the "Movie Moment" feature is useful to users, this newly discovered feature from Google Photos does sound promising.

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