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At today's event dedicated to the new Pixel 7 smartphone, Google introduced a new feature that will help blind and visually impaired users take better selfies. Guided Frame is the name of a voice assistant that tells users where and how to hold the phone to take a good picture.
The assistant will tell you to raise, lower or turn to the side until the AI decides you are in the best position to shoot. After that, it will automatically release the shutter and inform the user that the photo has been taken. This is one of the many news that the company revealed today at the presentation of the Google Pixel 7, which should highlight the accessibility and scope of the new smartphone.
New features also include True Tone, designed to accurately reproduce human skin in photographs. Several professional photographers and artists helped the company develop this feature. Another new feature - Night Sight - works in conjunction with the new Tensor G2 processor and allows the new Google Pixel 7 to shoot quickly and efficiently in low light conditions.
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