Google could soon add a new Ultra HDR editing option in its Photos app for Android, replacing the current HDR effect feature.

Long after the mainstream adoption of digital cameras and smartphones, the Ultra HDR standard streamlines capture and distribution by adding a metadata tag roughly 1KB in size, called a gain map, to standard dynamic range images to define areas with increased contrast.

Google Photos, a popular photo backup and management solution, has finally added a basic yet crucial editing feature. The ability to flip images and videos is currently rolling out to users from a server-side update.

Google Photos has added a new editing tool in the Crop section. It will allow users to flip images horizontally.

Google Photos has added an image flipping feature, enabling users to mirror photos horizontally without needing third-party apps. The Ask Photos feature is also being introduced in the US, utilizing AI to assist users in finding specific memories and details within their photo galleries.

It has been reported that Google Photos has begun to roll out the much-anticipated functionality of image flipping. With the help of this straightforward yet useful tool, users can quickly and effortlessly mirror their photographs horizontally.

Google Photos is introducing new editing features which will help users to flip photos and increase brightness.

At long, long last we have a flip photo button inside of Google Photos. Let’s frickin’ go, folks. Honestly, I’ve maybe thought about flipping a photo twice in my life, but in case you’re someone who wants to flip everything,

Google said the feature could be used for more than just photo retrieval alone; users would also be able to ask questions to get helpful answers.