For people filming events in a public setting and who wish to protect the identity of present community members or children, some face-blurring tools might be useful. Thanks to Android and iOS apps, ...

When using the Photos app to browse through a folder in search of a specific image to edit, you often have to flip back and ...

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Professional photographers use depth of field effects to keep one part of a photo in focus while blurring everything else, but you can also use image-editing software to do this when creating images ...

When AI and images are mentioned together, most people first think of AI image generators like Midjourney, ChatGPT, and ...

Android: Google recently added a new feature to its official camera app that allows you to create a DSLR-like depth of field. What's less obvious is that you can actually edit which part of the image ...

One of the novelties that have arrived on Android devices in recent days is the 'Universal Portrait' of Google Photos. For more than two years it was possible to blur the background of any portrait, ...

Photo apps have been using artificial intelligence for years to give you control over the look of your images. Here’s how to take advantage of that. By J. D. Biersdorfer In today’s world of socially ...

Adobe Lightroom is one of the best mobile apps for photo editing. It's packed with features that allow professionals to do in-depth editing on the go, all within an intuitive interface that amateurs ...

Basic photo edits only take a few seconds on iPhone, as Apple includes plenty of options in the Photos app to spruce up your pictures as soon as you take them. For example, you can remove the ...

Professional photo-editing applications aren’t cheap, nor are they easy to master without formal training. That’s why we’re taking a look at the best free photo-editing software on the market. Our top ...

Adobe’s Creative Cloud and Firefly apps are adding new ways to do labor-intensive photo and video editing tasks for you.