There are already a good number of blending modes which are inspired by analog film techniques as well as digital image processing available in the app. Read: Snapseed 2.16 update brings reusable looks that you can also share, and much more And now, it has rolled out another update which comes as a pleasant surprise for its users.Īnyway, moving ahead, the update brings along a new filter called ‘Double Exposure’ which allows you to superimpose (blend) two images into one. Only recently Google pushed a massive update to the Snapseed app (version 2.16) bringing in cool new tons of cool features. The parameter-selector icon found at the bottom lets you modify certain facial features like the size of the pupils, the intensity of a smile and the photo’s apparent focal length.Snapseed, Google’s on-demand photo-editing app receives a new update which adds a bunch of new filters and tools to the app. This lets you tilt and pan the face to a certain degree. The tool first maps the individual pixels of a face onto a three-dimensional model. Here’s a GIF animation showing the feature in action. “Face Pose is limited to work on one face only so give it a try with a selfie or a portrait of one person,” says the search giant. Like Face Enhance, Face Pose detects a face in the photo and lets you interact with it and do things like modify the orientation of a head. You can grab the latest version of Snapseed for iPhone, iPad and iPod touch at no charge from App Store. There’s also a new Double Exposure filter for blending two photos using analog film techniques and digital image processing.
Snapseed version 2.17 includes a new Face Pose tool, the app’s second tool that focuses on working with portraits and selfies. Google just pushed a new version of Snapseed for iPhone and iPad to App Store.
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