Now you’re in control of the camera, bring out the photographer superhero inside you! Although we acknowledge this possibility, the potential adverse effects on Pixel 8 sales should not be ignored. Announced to be released by the end of next year, this AI-powered tool gives you the freedom to do whatever you want after taking a photo – whether it’s moving objects, changing the size of subjects. Or to make the sky a different color.
But before we talk about it in general, let’s look at a small detail. But make no mistake, while you won’t need an incredibly expensive phone with the Pixel logo, some editing amounts will be limited to the number of options a month that will be free (note the change of passive voice: a number). Among the options that Google can restrict you). This concept is like a “trial period” for a superpower that can be easily given up. If the result is good for you and the limitless editing puts too much pressure on you, then it is highly likely that you will have to move to the paid Google One plan.
This is not entirely surprising. As is already the case with Google, an improved version of their Magic Eraser tool is available in the market called Google One. However, buying a subscription with the paid version as well as trying out the magic of Google’s smart editor might tempt one.
Good News? No matter what you have, whether it’s a desk or a smartphone, all cloud-based controls enable you to edit photos in the future. This refreshing option could be a game-changer for casual photo enthusiasts, and what comes next is a sure shot for professionals who thrive on unique creativity.
