On September 30, Google finally unveiled the latest addition to its famed Pixel lineup. The phone, dubbed the Pixel 5, offers a decent package for a lucrative price. Enthusiasts are naturally disappointed by the midrange-level specs, but the Pixel experience generally transcends the hardware specs and delves deep into Google’s software wizardry.

As promised, the new Pixel devices — the Pixel 5 and Pixel 4a — also bring some interesting features. And today, we’re taking a look at one such small but significant addition to the Google Photos app. So, without further ado, let’s learn all about Google’s Portrait Light.

Every now and then we come across a poorly lit photo. These photos are often perfect from every angle imaginable, except one: lighting. Often, the lighting angle takes away the beauty from said images, leaving us frustrated. Luckily for us, Google has thought long and hard about the “problem” and taken it upon themselves to come up with a solution.

Portrait Light uses the power of machine learning to create an artificial light source and gives you the ability to adjust the position and brightness of the light. No matter how old your photos are, you can easily apply Portrait Light from your supported Pixel device.