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While Google’s Camera app has had “face retouching” toggles for a while, the Photos app itself has mostly stayed away from letting you tweak specific facial features. That’s about to change. Android ...

Google Photos is getting a new “Touch Up” suite of face retouching tools in the editor. We’ve managed to enable the feature for the first time in version 7.56.0.839465534 of the app. Touch Up includes ...

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Google Photos appears to be getting ready to introduce new face retouching effects. While Camera has its own face retouch option, Photos has lacked a similar after-the-fact tool. Right now none of ...

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The subject’s face is always likely to be the most heavily scrutinised area of the image by anyone viewing your photos. And the person’s eyes are generally the first place the audience looks. That ...