Tech giant Google is apparently working on new built-in features, such as backdrop blur and other lighting effects, to improve the experience of video conferencing on Chromebooks.
A backdrop blur effect, which is present on Apple's macOS devices powered by Apple Silicon, is being developed for Chromebooks by the Chrome OS team, according to a prospective feature flag, according to Android Central.
According to the survey, Google Meet and other top video conferencing programmes frequently offer backdrop blur. When you are video chatting with your coworkers, it is a helpful tool for hiding your unkempt bedroom.
According to the study, introducing these effects as a built-in feature to Chromebooks will greatly enhance user experience on the platform, which has historically trailed behind Windows PCs and MacBooks. in terms of features.
Another function named "Portrait Relighting," which is comparable to one present in the Google Camera app for Pixel phones, is probably also being developed by the tech giant.
In order to enhance the lighting in the original image, Portrait Light, according to Google, "adds a simulated directional light source to portraiture."
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