Developers glimpse Windows 11's 'Photos' app

Microsoft Chief Product Officer Panos Panay, also known as the 'Father of the Surface,' posted a tweet showing a glimpse of the new 'Photos' app in Windows 11.

Windows 11 is getting a refreshed Photos app, and here's the first look | Windows Central

To Share Another Pumped # Windows11 First Look With You - The Beautifully Redesigned #PhotosApp Is Coming Soon To #WindowsInsiders Pic.Twitter.Com/hraNJAo9iF

— Panos Panay (@panos_panay) September 7, 2021

The new photo app looks like this, and the basic UI is the same as Windows 10.

As a change, after displaying the photos, if you check the icon of each photo displayed in the lower box ...

Checked photos can be displayed in the same window in panel format.

The UI has also been improved, and the icon for 'File Information' that outputs

In the Windows 10 version, the effect that the window transitions after selecting the button was inserted in 'Trimming', but in Windows 11, it seems that trimming is possible immediately after selection.

Microsoft acquired Clipchamp , a major video editing software company, on September 7, 2021, and in a report on the completion of the acquisition, 'Video not only explains things, but also entertains, commemorates, and conveys emotions. It is a powerful medium that can reduce the distance between the viewer and the creator, 'he said, suggesting a policy of strengthening multimedia functions.

In addition, Clipchamp's technology will be integrated into the subscription service 'Microsoft 365 (formerly Office 365)' for Office related products.