Microsoft moved the Win11 photo application to Win10, but some users didn't buy it.

CTOnews.com Sept. 11, although Win11 and subsequent versions are the future trend of Windows, this does not mean that Microsoft has stopped providing updates for Windows 10.

CTOnews.com notes that recently, Microsoft is keen to move the new Windows 11 features directly to Windows 10, and the photo app is the latest example. Microsoft has replaced the old photo app in Win10 with a new version of Windows 11.

The new photo app offers many features compared to the old version, such as a new way to edit photos and a new movie bar function. Another noteworthy feature is the multi-attention image, which is also the most touted feature of the new photo app.

Even so, there are still many people who prefer the old photo app. As can be seen from the posts on the feedback center or Microsoft Q & A forum, users are eager for Microsoft to bring old features such as "sharpness" and "fix spots" to new photo apps.

One user stressed that the new photo app lacks the "sharpness" feature (the "sharpness" in the old photo app is similar to the sharpness slider in Photoshop).

Many users have also shared their dependence on the clarity feature. 'they don't need fancy photos, 'one user said.' they just want their photos to look clear.

Overall, while Microsoft may think its photo app is an upgrade, there are also many users who express different views and need some of the features of the older version more.