Android 14 will automatically make Google Photos pix look brighter and more realistic

Photos in certain apps, including Google Photos, will automatically look brighter and more colorful in Android 14.

did announce was a feature called Ultra HDR. Compatible apps on Android devices running Android 14 will be able to show photographs with a wider range of colors and brightness. And since the supporting technology to run Ultra HDR is already found on flagship Android phones, as long as you update your device to the latest Android build in August, you'll have this new feature on your phone., Ultra HDR will be supported by the Google Photos app.

The Ultra HDR technology is backward compatible which means that apps that don't support the technology will be able to show the image in SDR. You can see the difference in the image from Google that is embedded in this article. On the left is a photo in SDR while the brighter, more vivid Ultra HDR image is on the right.

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