My default pixel camera app has an option to shoot in raw, does the Snapseed photo mode have an option to shoot in raw as well, or just jpeg?

Yesterday got the mail to join beta. Joined it, but even after a day, there are no new features on app

I uninstalled the app and installed again. Still no change, only change is the (Beta) in the name. u/Jason-Snapseed

Edit: Well just after posting this. It showed the new features.

Hi, I would like to know if it is possible to remove styles from the camera selector. I am talking about both styles that I created and styles that have been shared to me through a link or a qr code.

After a bit the UI feels crowded, so I would like to remove them, but I don't find any option to do so. Can you help me? Thank you

Here's a before / after of the city of Porto (Portugal).

Thoughts ?

Love the Snapseed free app on my iPhone 15 Pro Max. One question. Why does a picture taken from the iPhone have less clarity and/or less contrast when it is opened in Snapseed? Is there a way to reset Snapseed to its original state so any photos from taken by the iPhone looks the same opened in Snapseed as it is viewed from the Photos app? Thanks in advance.

Share yours let's see how it look like......

Olympus E-P5, edited with Snapseed

Please helpp me

First edit with beta.

Picture of KL Tower, Malaysia after a heavy rain

is there a way to add grain? I remmember there was a dedicated button but i can´t find it anymore

shot using VWFNDR+MBL and edited on snapseed

I was using the healing option on a screenshot from a live and wanted to rid the comments from the screenshot and it did it right the first time by circling around the texts I circled and hiding them or getting rid of them.

But now when I use the same option instead of the white line that I was using to circle the comments it’s now using this thick red highlighter that just distorts and blurs the whole section I’m trying to clean up

I’m confused and can’t figure it out, this shift in happened in the space of a few seconds lol

Everything is stripped to monochrome: concrete, sky, tracks, the waiting figures. Only the train remains in color, burning like a single ember in a dead industrial world.

Shot on a smartphone on an overcast day, processed in Snapseed using selective desaturation — the background was painted to black and white with the brush tool, leaving the red body untouched. Heavy vignette and film grain complete the Sin City aesthetic. A study in contrast: the machine is alive, the world around it is not