Although the style rules clearly state that vertical videos are a crime for the eyes and for the aesthetic conception, Apps like Snapchat and Instagram have given rise to all kinds of formats. However, recording with a mobile phone is not always an easy task, and sometimes, for reasons of comfort, grip or for any reason, we end up recording a reverse videoThis translates into the inconvenience of having to watch the video crookedly since, when turning the mobile to see it right, the Video always ends up showing as it was recorded: upside down But there is an easy way to solve this problem: Google Photos
And the fact is that the Google photo application has surprised the most detailed users with a function that some missed. We are talking about the option to rotate videos A feature that was present in previous versions of the application and that, surprisingly, disappeared for a while Now it's back to help us avoid breaking our necks when we want to watch a poorly recorded video. How to do it? With these simple steps:
- The first thing is to comply with the only requirement that requests Google Photoswhen rotating videos.This is that the video in question is in the terminal's memory and not only stored in the cloud Thus, it will have to be the own user who recorded it who modifies it before storing or sharing it.
- The second thing is to access said video through Google Photos and choose the option Edit , with which you can access functions such as cropping. However, thanks to the latest app updates, we now also find the option rotate
- To rotate the video, just click on the Rotate button, which is located right at the bottom of the screen, under the play line. In this way, each click on said button, rotates the video 90 degrees, flipping it sideways as many times as the user wants or as necessary to straighten it and play it upright .
- After editing or retouching, all that remains is to save the result.
This way, Google Photos will store the straightened video as it should have been recorded. From here, the user can play it comfortably without having to turn his head and the mobile phone or adopt strange or uncomfortable postures. It is also very beneficial when sharing the video on WhatsApp or any social network , and it is that the edition is respected so that the content is shown as it should have been recorded and not the other way around.
In short, a useful function in an application that continues to be the best option to keep all the photos and videos on your mobile safe, being able to recover them if you change your mobile just by downloading the application.Also, do not forget that it has unlimited space and is free. Google Photos is available on Google Play Store and App Store
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