While a seemingly minor move, it's the first step by Google to integrate the Picnik editor into additional Google services, and a sign that Picnik will live on as its own entity instead of being re-branded or absorbed into another Google property. According to Sposato, whom CNET spoke with on Monday, that consistency can still be found with Picnik's core product, which will contain the same feature set, even in on partner sites like Yahoo's Flickr and Mail properties.
More importantly, the paid version of Picnik. If they find Picnik on Picasa for the first time, they're already signed in. Sposato says that Google's photo team is in the process of simplifying the Picnik. As for whether Google intends to keep Picnik's existing integration in places like Flickr and Yahoo Mail , Sposato said that's not something that's changing anytime soon.
Everyone acknowledges that our users benefit from Picnik, and it makes sense to keep on keeping on," he said. One benefit of joining Google's ranks is that Picnik is moving from its own servers, which were located a few miles away from its Seattle headquarters, to Google's server farm. Sposato said that move has freed him and his team up to refocus on developing the product.
The advanced tools like adjusting color levels, as well as some of the novelty items, are considered premium features that you can use for a small monthly fee. Most of the features under the Edit tab use basic sliders to adjust your photo, and any changes you make will immediately be reflected in the image below.
My shot of the Flatiron Building was taken with a fairly low-grade camera, so I decided to adjust the colors to make the image stand out a little more.
I decided to crop my photo, and focus on the Flatiron. Then I switched to the Create tab and added a sepia tone. Again, Picnik gives you a simple slider to edit the photo, but for certain effects such as the sepia tone Picnik also offers a palette you can adjust for even greater control.
Using the Stickers and Frames options I was able to add a Creative Commons icon to the lower right side of the photo. And to be honest, the basics are usually all we need.
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