On September 9, 2015, he introduced Tim Cook v Bill Graham Civic Auditorium new iPhone 6s. One of the new features was the ability to take unique live Photos. The feature was really successful and so it Apple integrated into the latest iPhone SE. A new Google application called Motion Stills is now starting to work with Live Photos. Thanks to the new application, we can create not only an animated GIF from Live Photos, and the application can even stabilize Live Photos, which can then be placed behind each other to create a continuous video.
" The app stabilizes hundreds of millions of photos and creates GIF animations from Live Photos. Our algorithm uses linear programming to calculate the virtual path of the camera. The algorithm then stabilizes the video so that it looks like it was shot with a stabilization device, removing the shake from the photos. The Live Photos are then created into a GIF, or short video in a loop. Our algorithm also identifies optimal start and end points. It can also easily erase blurry images, " Google said. After creating the images, we will be able to share them on social networks.
There are several other apps that aim to create GIFs from Live Photos. That means Google's app isn't the only one that can create GIFs from Live Photos, but it's really notable that Google offers one for iOS an application that only works with iOS The Motion Stills app marks the arrival of new features to Google Photos.
Live photos can only be viewed on the system for now. iOS and OS X. Apple has officially released a somewhat limited Live Photos API that will allow you to work with Live Photos.
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*Source: Macrumors.com
