Google Pixel phones are known for their advanced photography features, and Google continues to innovate in this area with a new technology called Google RealFill. This technology, based on Artificial Intelligence, aims to ‘complete’ incomplete images by using elements from other photographs. In essence, it allows users to create the photo they envisioned but couldn’t capture due to various circumstances.
Google RealFill has been in development for some time, with Google researchers publishing research on a similar AI last year. The technology analyzes details such as lighting, style, and content of scenes from reference photos to fill in missing elements in the original image. For example, it can add surroundings or objects that were not captured in the original photo, providing a more complete and ideal image.
While the creators of the technology acknowledge that it can be slow, advancements in machine learning hardware, along with the power of the Google cloud, could address this issue. It is speculated that Google RealFill may be integrated into Google Photos in the near future, possibly as an exclusive feature for Pixel phones initially, similar to the Magic Eraser and Magic Editor features.
With Google’s continued focus on AI-powered photo editing tools, it’s clear that they are dedicated to providing users with cutting-edge photography experiences. Keep an eye out for Google RealFill in the coming months, as it promises to revolutionize the way we edit and enhance our photos.
