@mollon140

It would be nice if it focuses automatically so you don't have to see when it doesn't look blurry to take the picture. His thing is that your approaches and the mobile will mark you when you can take the photo.

Thank you for your feedback.

To avoid any confusion, I want to clarify that the Photos app will not include a photo-taking feature, as it is not intended to function as a camera app. Rather, it will remain an advanced organizational tool for managing existing photos.

Regarding the feature you inquired about, I envision implementing a focus assessment tool that utilizes facial recognition to determine the sharpness of a photo, enabling users to compare and identify the sharpest photo within a series. This feature would be a valuable tool for users seeking to identify the highest quality photo within a collection.

Would you find this feature useful?

@mollon140

I understand that it's not going to be used as a camera. The functionality you mentioned about recognition would be great to make the photo look sharper. Regarding the zoom, I was also referring to the photos taken with the camera, when you zoom in the photo doesn't look good.

I'm not sure if we're on the same page, perhaps the translation is not correct. The recognition feature I have in mind won't actually sharpen or modify photos in any way. Instead, it will provide you with a sharpness indicator to help distinguish the sharpest and blurriest photos from a series. This can be difficult to discern without zooming in, as they may all look good at first glance. There are some algorithms to help with this I would like to implement in the app.