Google has updated service Photos

Improved shared access to photos and videos, and there was also the option of ordering photo books.

Google introduced the update service Photos, which improved overall access to photos and videos, and there was also the option of ordering photo books.

At the developer conference Google I / O the creators of the service have announced that in the next few weeks will be improved sharing features to a photo, and added the context search.

Vice President of Google Anil Sabharwal at the conference introduced three new features in Google Photos. In particular, the opportunity for one click to share photos with the person who is tagged in a photo. If it is discovered that the photos with the same person often go to the same contact, in the future, Google Photos themselves will offer to share the.

“You do not think of your life as a reverse-chronological set of photos. Do you think about the chances: that’s what I started or here, I got married. And we want our product to show how we perceive our life in photos,” said James Gallagher, one of the developers of the service.

Another innovation was the ability to access their materials for Trustee. This feature allows one person to see photos of another person, when he takes them, that is, in real-time. The author of the pictures has a choice, to share all content, or only pictures of individuals. You can also set the date from which the photos are shared.

“Some people have a special person in my life who does not need to separately request access to photos. If you have a spouse you don’t cheat, or the child you always take the pictures, it may make sense to automate this exchange. And so the team built a function that calls a shared library”, – said the head of development of Google Photos David Lieb.

Another new feature in Google Photos — creating photobooks. The cost of these printed albums will be $9,9 for a paperback and $19,9 — solid. While they are only available in the USA

In addition, at the same conference, Google showed a demo, where the program for editing photos automatically takes photos with unwanted objects. When demonstrating the capabilities of the software, the software was removed from the mesh fence of the grounds, which made it difficult to examine the child in the background.

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