Google Plus Brings Auto Enhance Feature for Videos

Google lets the users to enhance some adjustments when it comes to photo uploading on the Google Plus page, now the company is stretching the similar feature in video uploading to make our videos look less terrible. Yes you are guessing it right that search engine giant now allows us to make our videos better by a mere click when we upload them on our Google+ pages. And you can adjust the lighting, color, stability of the any video you shoot. Not only this, in near future, users will also be able to tone speech in their videos, a feature which is extremely rare. A few days back, Facebook came up with similar Auto-Enhance feature in photos, same which Google started one and half years back but Google speeded up things for same feature in video uploading just after the Facebook announcement. Who knows Facebook might come up with Auto Enhance in video uploading next time and this iteration of imitation goes on and on!! With more and more smartphone usage, we are taking selfies and videos than ever before. Some of us don’t have expensive mobiles that possess rigorous video quality and enhanced editing options. So keeping in mind the relentless trend, Google has decided to let users an opportunity to tweak the videos a bit that look extremely shallow with most of our current mobile devices. Google said that make sure to have Auto Enhanced feature turned on your devices. Desktop users will also see a banner asking whether they like the preview enhancement or not. The preview will show an instant side by side comparison so you can choose to apply changes or stay with the original result. In some videos, Google+ will ask to intensify them and in some cases it won’t but you can manually apply the feature to any video you want to be enhanced. In Google+ on Mac, Windows, Linux and Chrome OS, open a video, then choose More->Auto Enhance. In the Google+ Photos app on Android, open a video, tap the overflow menu, and then tap Auto Enhance. This shows the company’s utter commitment in mobile persona and is coming up with betterments every day in mobile. Not only Google but Facebook and Twitter are also paying special attention to mobile interface. Twitter, a few days ago, renovated its filtering interface by adding Instagram like effects.