Adobe adds generative removal tools to Photoshop, Lightroom and Premiere
Original title: Photoshop, Lightroom, and Premiere are making it easier to remove things
Premiere Generative Remove and Lightroom Open Eyes are in beta; Firefly Quick Actions are generally available.
At Adobe Max, Adobe announced editing features across Creative Cloud and Firefly that use generative AI to erase objects, blemishes and distractions. Premiere’s Generative Remove, in beta, masks and tracks an object on the timeline and fills the area while leaving surrounding footage unchanged. Photoshop’s updated Remove Tool reconstructs reflections, shadows and footprints; Lightroom desktop gains one-tap blemish removal, with Open Eyes in public beta.
- Premiere also gains tools that split dialogue, music, ambience and effects into separate tracks.
- Photoshop adds Quick Compare split view and Relight for positioned light sources.
- Firefly Design and Firefly Graph are new beta experiences; Firefly Builder is in private beta.
- Generative Media in Premiere is now generally available.
From the original article
2 min read at theverge.com
Photoshop’s Quick Compare feature lets you quickly review a before-and-after comparison of edits. | Image: Adobe Adobe is expanding its Creative Cloud apps and Firefly AI platform with new capabilities that aim to make design and editing projects faster and less complicated.
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