Snapseed Camera on Android is getting another update, this time focused on two practical photo features. The app now supports geotagging, which means images can include location metadata when they are captured.
The update also adds an option to save the original image. That gives users a way to keep an untouched version of a photo alongside any edits or processing, which can be useful for archiving, comparison, or later adjustments.
Together, these changes make the Android camera experience in Snapseed more flexible. Location data can help with organizing photos by place, while saving originals adds a layer of control for people who do not want to lose the first version of an image.
This appears to be another incremental improvement for Snapseed Camera on Android, expanding its feature set with tools that many mobile photographers expect from a modern camera app.
