Snapseed tests finer quality and Exif controls for saving and batch editing images

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TL;DR Google is testing finer controls for image quality and the inclusion of Exif data across different image-saving modes on Snapseed.

Currently, these settings are consolidated for all output modes.

Snapseed could soon let users set different options depending on whether they export, save, or batch-edit photos.

The renewed Snapseed photo editor launched on iOS and Android earlier this year, and Google has since rolled out several useful features. Recently, the app received support for adding custom LUTs and nuanced color grading. Along with these already-launched features, Google has also been testing options to launch the Snapseed camera quickly, creating collages, long-exposure photography, and more. Now, it seems to be testing features that offer better control over how you export or save photos.

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