Because iOS currently doesn’t support RAW image files, the best way to get a file of that type into Snapsneed is to use the “send a copy” feature of Google Drive. Google says Snapseed on iOS now supports RAW images from 144 camera models, so users can now do things like apply white balance adjustments, add detail, brighten shadows, and more directly to native RAW images. Google says that this new “photogenic” tool will help users better focus on faces in images, as well as smoothen skin and add clarity to eyes. The update bumps the app to version 2.9 and brings a new face editing tool, RAW support, and more.įirst off, the update adds a new tool that will help users bring better clarity to faces in their images. With Google+ Communities there's now a gathering place for your passions.Google today has updated its Snapseed photo editing app for iOS with a handful of new features and improvements.

What's been missing, however, are more permanent homes for all the stuff you love: the wonderful, the weird, and yes, even the things that are waaay out there. 'Google+ has always been a place to crowd around common interests and meet new people. Gundotra said Google+ will be adding a new feature called 'Communities' which makes the Google+ 'hangouts' permanent locations. The service, which is similar to Instagram - bought by Facebook for a hefty price this year - allows users to crop and enhance pictures before posting to social networks. Google also reduced the price of the iOS version of Snapseed from $4.99 to free. 'We're excited to bring their Snapseed app (last year's iPad app of the year) to Android,' Gundotra said. Google said it has now introduced the mobile photo-sharing service Snapseed, made by Nik Software, to the social network. 'So today we're launching two new improvements that help bring the nuance and richness of real-life sharing to software.' 'This enthusiasm, we think, stems from our building tools that build real relationships - in a live hangout, around a breathtaking photo, or with an inner circle of friends,' Gundotra said. He added that '135 million (users) are active in just the stream,' and that more than 500 million have upgraded their Google accounts to potentially participate in the social network which aims to rival Facebook. 'Today Google+ is the fastest-growing network thingy ever,' said Google senior vice president Vic Gundotra in a blog post. Google said Thursday its online social network had grown to 135 million active users, and added a photo-sharing app which helps compete against services like Facebook's Instagram.

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