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Facebook starts “auto-enhance” for photos uploaded via mobile

Martin Odinuwe by Martin Odinuwe
December 17, 2014
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Facebook will now help you auto-enhance your newly uploaded photos from today according to a piece by TechCrunch. So instead of you manually doing this, Facebook will do this for you in order to make it easier and better to upload images to its platform. This service will be rolled out first on iOS and Android. You’ll be able to adjust a slider to control just how enhanced you want the light, shadow, and clarity, or revert back to your original shot.

This is likely to settle well with people who are conscious of the kind of photos they post on Facebook. With this new tool, users will be able to post “cool” pictures in a short time.
So try it out and let us have your views.

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Martin Odinuwe

I am Martin Odinuwe, a logo identity designer, Graphic designer, Video editor and a professional videographer based in Abuja, Nigeria with over five years experience. I am currently a consultant with Reachout Multiservice company ltd a multimedia company in Abuja

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