内容来源：https://blog.google/products-and-platforms/products/photos/ask-button-ask-photos-tips/

内容总结：

谷歌相册“智能问答”功能上线：九大场景让照片“开口说话”

近日，谷歌相册推出基于Gemini模型的“智能问答”功能，为用户提供更智能的照片管理与互动体验。该功能不仅能够精准搜索海量照片库，还能通过新增的“提问”按钮，实现与照片内容的深度对话。目前相关功能已在美国等地的安卓和iOS平台向符合条件的用户开放。

据悉，“智能问答”功能可应用于多种生活场景，以下是其九类典型用途：

1. 识别地点信息：在浏览旅行照片时，用户可直接询问照片拍摄地点。系统能快速识别图中景观并反馈具体地区或步道名称，帮助用户回忆旅行细节。

2. 自动解读照片内容：点击“提问”按钮后，系统会自动生成照片内容的简要说明，用户还可通过“详细说明”选项进一步了解拍摄对象、构图或拍摄背景等信息。

3. 生成个性化建议：系统通过分析相册内容，可基于用户的兴趣偏好提供建议。例如在找到徒步照片后，可询问“根据这些照片，我们可能还会喜欢哪些步道？”以获得推荐。

4. 寻找相似风格照片：用户可通过描述性语言（如“找到有春天感的照片”）或直接选择参照照片，快速定位具有特定氛围或视觉风格的图片，系统还会自动生成相似照片的摘要。

5. 连续追问细化搜索：用户可进行多轮提问以逐步缩小范围。例如先搜索“近几年的花卉照片”，再追问“哪些是在特定区域拍摄的”，最后可询问图中花卉的具体品种。

6. 语音指令编辑照片：通过“帮我编辑”功能，用户可直接描述修图需求（如“调亮背景”），系统将智能分析图片并给出编辑建议，用户也可自行输入具体调整指令。

7. 自动生成物品描述：该功能可自动分析照片中的物品并生成详细描述，特别适用于二手商品转卖等需要快速获取物品信息的场景。

8. 识别菜肴成分：拍摄美食照片后，系统能识别菜品并分析其可能使用的食材，帮助用户在家复刻或了解菜肴构成。

9. 提取与转换文字：对于包含文字的图片（如手写菜谱、截图等），系统可进行文字转录，并支持将内容转换为购物清单或分步教程，方便用户复制分享。

业内分析指出，该功能通过自然语言交互大幅提升了照片管理的智能化水平，未来或将成为图像管理工具发展的重要方向。目前相关功能正逐步向全球用户开放，具体可用性因地区而异。

中文翻译：

九个趣味问题，试试问谷歌相册

谷歌相册中的"问相册"功能，是一款强大的工具，它利用Gemini模型，能在你海量的照片图库中精准搜索到你想要的内容。除了帮你查找照片和信息，全新的"提问"按钮还能让你做得更多：在查看图片时，你可以开启对话，获取关于图片内容的答案，发现相关时刻，或者直接描述你想要的编辑效果，然后看着变化实时呈现。

"问相册"功能已在多个国家和语言区域上线，"提问"按钮目前也已面向美国符合条件的安卓和iOS用户开放。以下是九种方法，教你如何结合使用"问相册"和"提问"按钮，让照片发挥更大价值。

1. 深入了解一个地方
旅行时我拍很多照片，但老实说，我并非总能记住拍摄对象背后的细节。在查看旅行中的徒步照片时，我用"问相册"找到了在斯洛文尼亚拍的风景照。我发现自己想不起很多拍摄地点或步道的名字——但谷歌相册几秒钟内就帮我找到了。

2. 让你的照片开启对话
当我在查看照片并点击"提问"按钮时，谷歌相册会自动给出照片内容的简短说明——常常在我还没打出问题前就给出了答案。这时，我喜欢点击"告诉我更多"这个选项，继续追问，看看还能了解到关于照片主题、构图，或者拍摄时间、方式等哪些细节。

3. 根据你的照片寻求建议
我的照片很好地记录了我喜欢做的事、喜欢去的地方、喜欢吃的东西——你懂的。我可以利用"问相册"对我图库的理解，让它根据找到的内容，为我推荐其他可能喜欢的东西。例如，我让相册找出我和丈夫的徒步照片，然后接着问："根据这些照片，我们可能还会喜欢哪些其他步道？"

4. 寻找相似照片
有时，我只想找到那些捕捉到某种感觉或看起来与另一张照片相似的照片。最近，我用"问相册"来"寻找有春天感觉的照片"，瞬间就找到了我拍的樱花、郁金香花田、小溪、露台和公园的照片。你也可以找一张喜欢的照片，然后让"问相册""寻找更多类似照片"（或点击"相关照片"的主动提示），它就会展示相似图片，甚至提供简短摘要。

5. 追问后续问题
你不必只问一个问题就停下。在问了一个范围很广、搜出过去几年照片的问题后，我又追问了一个问题来缩小范围——这些照片里哪些是在某个特定区域拍的？就这样，一批新照片出现了。何不再问一个呢？我问照片里是什么花，得知黄色的可能是香脂根花，紫色的则是羽扇豆。

6. 动动嘴就能编辑照片
我注意到一个方便的功能："帮我编辑"。当我点击"提问"按钮时，会有一个自动填充的"帮我编辑"提示，我可以选择它，或者直接在文本框里输入我想做的编辑类型。选择提示后，谷歌相册会分析图片并提供编辑建议，我也可以直接在提示框里输入想要的编辑效果。我可以选择其中一个建议，或者如果还想尝试别的，就继续在提示框里写。

7. 要求描述照片
"问相册"也很擅长分析我的照片并为我撰写描述。如果我在网上转卖东西，这尤其有用；我可以直接用"问相册"获取相关物品的详细摘要。

8. 查询你喜爱的菜肴
我喜欢拍下自己准备或在餐厅享用的美食……但我很少拍制作过程或菜单上的菜品。这意味着这些照片很适合在社交媒体上分享，但如果我想复刻一道菜，甚至只是想了解里面有什么，它们就不太有帮助了。"提问"按钮非常擅长识别菜肴并告诉我更多关于其配料的信息。

9. 让它转录文字
说到食谱：你有没有过截图保存美食创意，然后试图用那一张图来参考从购物清单到准备步骤的一切？或者甚至拍下一张想尝试的手写食谱？无论哪种情况，你都可以用"问相册"为你转录任何包含文字的图片。

你还可以让它把转录内容变成购物清单或分步说明——然后你可以复制到笔记中，或通过短信发送，如果你愿意，甚至可以请别人帮你完成所有购物和烹饪。

英文来源：

9 fun questions to try asking Google Photos
Ask Photos in Google Photos is a powerful tool that uses Gemini models to search through your massive photo gallery to find exactly what you’re looking for. While Ask Photos helps you find photos and information in your library, the new Ask button helps you do much more: When viewing your image, you can start a conversation and get answers about its content, discover related moments or simply describe the edits you want and watch the changes appear.
Ask Photos is available in a number of countries and languages, and the Ask button is now available to eligible users on Android and iOS in the U.S. — here are nine ways you can use both Ask Photos and the Ask button to do even more with your images.

1. Learn more about a place
   I take a lot of photos while I’m traveling, and I admittedly don’t always know the details behind what I'm photographing. While looking at hiking photos from my trip, I used Ask Photos to find my landscape images from Slovenia. I realized I couldn’t remember the names of many of the areas or trails I’d taken them from — but Google Photos found them for me in a few seconds.
2. Let your photos start the conversation
   When I’m viewing a photo and click the Ask button, Google Photos will automatically surface a short explanation of what’s in the photo — often answering my question before I even type it out. In these instances, I like to then follow up to the response by clicking the “Tell me more” chip and seeing what else I can learn about the image’s subject, a photo’s composition or details about when or how I took it.
3. Ask for suggestions based on your photos
   My photos are a great representation of the things I like to do, places I like to go, things I like to eat — you get the idea. I can use Ask Photos’ understanding of my gallery to ask for suggestions on what else I might enjoy based on what it finds. For example, I asked Photos to find my hiking photos with my husband and then followed up with “Based on these photos, what are some other trails we would enjoy?”
4. Find similar photos
   Sometimes I just want to find my photos that capture a feeling or look similar to another image. I recently used Ask Photos to “find my photos that feel like spring,” and instantly found photos I’d taken of cherry blossoms, tulip fields, creeks, patios and parks. You could alternatively find a photo you like and Ask Photos “find more photos like this” (or click the proactive prompt that reads “related photos”) and it will surface similar images and even offer a short summary of them.
5. Ask follow-up questions
   You don’t just have to stop with one question, either. After asking such a broad question that surfaced photos from the past few years, I followed up with another question to narrow things down a bit — which of these pictures were taken in a specific area? Just like that, a new batch of photos. And why not — how about another question? I asked what kinds of flowers were in the photos, and learned that the yellow ones are likely Balsamroot and the purple ones Lupine.
6. Edit photos just by asking
   One handy feature I’ve noticed is the “Help me edit” option. When I hit the Ask button, there’s an auto-populated “Help me edit” prompt I can select or I can just start typing the kinds of edits I want to see in the text box. When I select the prompt, Google Photos will analyze the image and make editing suggestions or I can type the edit I want directly into the prompt box. I can either choose one of the suggestions or keep writing in the prompt box if there’s something else I want to try.
7. Ask for descriptions
   Ask Photos is also great at analyzing my photos and writing up descriptions for me. This is particularly useful if I’m reselling something online; I can simply use Ask Photos to get a detailed summary of the item in question.
8. Look up a dish you loved
   I love to take a photo of a beautiful meal I’ve prepared or eaten at a restaurant…but I don’t often take a photo of the process or the item on a menu. Which means these photos are perfectly palatable to share on social media, but not very helpful if I want to recreate something or even just learn what’s in it. The Ask button is really good at identifying a dish and telling me more about its ingredients.
9. Ask it to transcribe text
   Speaking of recipes: Do you ever find yourself screenshotting meal ideas and then trying to reference that one image for everything from the grocery list to prep? Or maybe even take a photo of an actual handwritten recipe you want to try? Either way, you can use Ask Photos to transcribe any image of text for you.
   You can also ask it to turn that transcription into a grocery list or step-by-step instructions — and then you can copy it to your notes or send via text message and have someone else do all the shopping and cooking if you’d prefer.