Google has recently rolled out an update to Google Photos, bringing in new 3D Cinematic photos and other features. The update features Cinematic photos, which automatically create a 3D-like effect for some of the shots. This feature can be found under the Memories section of the app, showing off the Cinematic photos in the users' recent highlights at the top of the photo grid. Recently, Google started rolling out updated collage designs, showing off the users' captured photos in a new way. With this, users will see Memories surface photos of the most important people in their life. Also, starting soon, users will see Memories about their favorite things, like sunsets and various activities such as baking or hiking, based on the photos of the users' uploads. The cinematic photos feature is currently available on the Google Photos app on Android and iOS. To turn it on/off: Tap on the account profile photo > Photos settings > Memories > Advanced > toggle on/off Cinematic photos. Read more in our articles including "Google Photos gets new 3D Cinematic photos and other features" and "Strava introduces bew features for hikers and outdoor users".
Google has recently rolled out an update to Google Photos, bringing in new 3D Cinematic photos and other features. The update features Cinematic photos, which automatically create a 3D-like effect for some of the shots.
This feature can be found under the Memories section of the app, showing off the Cinematic photos in the users' recent highlights at the top of the photo grid. Recently, Google started rolling out updated collage designs, showing off the users' captured photos in a new way. With this, users will see Memories surface photos of the most important people in their life.
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