NEW! Remove ANYTHING in Photoshop with AI and Generative Fill
TLDRChristy from Shark Pixel introduces new features in Adobe Photoshop's beta version 24.6, highlighting the integration of AI technology for advanced image editing. The video focuses on the generative AI and generative fill tools that allow users to seamlessly remove objects from images. The process involves making a selection with a tool like the lasso, using the contextual menu bar for logical next steps, and then applying generative fill which uploads the image to the cloud for processing. This results in three different variations for the user to choose from, offering impressive results even with complex images and reflections. The video also encourages viewers to try the beta version, share their feedback, and look out for other new features announced by Adobe.
Takeaways
- 🎉 Adobe has announced new features for Photoshop that integrate AI technology.
- 📱 To use the new features, you need to download Photoshop Beta version 24.6 from the Creative Cloud app.
- 🛠️ The new Generative AI and Firefly technology makes object removal much easier and more effective.
- 🧰 Start by using any selection tool, such as the Lasso tool, to select the object you want to remove.
- 📍 Photoshop has a new contextual menu bar that consolidates logical next steps after making a selection.
- ☁️ Generative Fill uses AI in the cloud to process the image and provide impressive results, requiring an internet connection.
- 🔄 Photoshop offers three different suggestions or variations for the fix, which can be cycled through using arrow keys.
- 🐶 In a test with a more complex image, Generative Fill successfully removed a puppy from a scene with a shallow depth of field.
- 🔍 The feature can handle complicated selections, such as removing a person while keeping the background intact.
- 🤔 If the result is not satisfactory, users can provide feedback with a thumbs up or down, and generate new variations.
- 📚 The speaker recommends watching other videos in the series for more new features announced by Adobe.
- 📢 The features are currently in public beta and not yet available in the stable release of Photoshop.
Q & A
What is the new feature in Photoshop that allows for the removal of objects from images?
-The new feature in Photoshop is called 'Generative AI and Generative Fill', which uses AI technology to remove objects from images seamlessly.
Which version of Photoshop Beta is required to use the Generative Fill feature?
-To use the Generative Fill feature, you need to download Photoshop Beta version 24.6.
How can users access the Beta version of Photoshop?
-Users can access the Beta version of Photoshop through the Creative Cloud app by navigating to the Beta Apps section and selecting either download or update for Photoshop.
What is the Contextual Menu Bar in Photoshop?
-The Contextual Menu Bar in Photoshop is a feature that consolidates all the logical next steps after making a selection, such as fill, invert selection, or feather selection, into one place for easy access.
How does Generative Fill differ from Content-Aware Fill in Photoshop?
-Generative Fill differs from Content-Aware Fill by not just looking at the border of the selection but by uploading the entire image to the cloud, processing it there, and using AI to provide a seamless fix for the selected area.
What is required for the Generative Fill feature to work?
-An internet connection is required for the Generative Fill feature to work, as it processes the image in the cloud.
How many variations does Photoshop provide after using the Generative Fill feature?
-Photoshop provides three different suggestions or variations of the fix after using the Generative Fill feature.
How can users cycle through the different variations provided by the Generative Fill feature?
-Users can cycle through the different variations using the left and right arrow keys on the contextual menu bar or by accessing the variation section in the properties window.
What should users do if they encounter a poor result when using the Generative Fill feature?
-If a poor result is encountered, users can select the 'thumbs down' option to report the issue to Adobe, and then choose 'generate' again to receive three new variations.
How can users provide feedback on the results of the Generative Fill feature?
-Users can provide feedback by choosing either the 'thumbs up' for a good result or 'thumbs down' for a poor result, which helps Adobe improve the feature.
What is the significance of the new features being in the public beta phase?
-The significance of the new features being in the public beta phase is that they are not yet fully integrated into Photoshop, and user feedback can influence their development and final implementation.
What additional resources are available for users interested in learning more about Photoshop retouching?
-Users can check out the ebook '20 Photoshop Retouch Tips' by the speaker for advanced retouching techniques and subscribe to the speaker's channel for more tutorials and updates on new features.
Outlines
🚀 Introduction to Photoshop's AI Integration
Christy from Shark Pixel introduces the new AI capabilities in Adobe Photoshop. She mentions the release of a beta version (24.6) that includes AI technology. The video focuses on how to use generative AI and generative fill to remove objects from images. Christy guides viewers to download the Photoshop beta from the Creative Cloud app and demonstrates the process of removing shoes from an image using the lasso tool and the new contextual menu bar. She explains that generative fill is an AI-based fill option that uploads the image to the cloud for processing, resulting in better outcomes than traditional content-aware fill.
🔍 Exploring Variations in Image Editing
The video showcases how Photoshop provides three different suggestions for fixing an image after an object removal. These variations can be navigated using arrow keys or the properties window. Christy tests the generative fill feature on a more complex image with a puppy in a lavender field and is pleased with the results. She emphasizes the need for an internet connection for this feature. The video also demonstrates the removal of a puppy from an image with a shallow depth of field, showcasing the impressive AI-driven seamless fix. Christy encourages viewers to report any issues by choosing the thumbs up or down options.
📚 Additional Resources and Final Thoughts
Christy reminds viewers to watch the other videos in the series for more insights into the new features announced by Adobe. She encourages likes and subscriptions and asks viewers to share their favorite new feature in the comments. The video concludes with a demonstration of removing a woman from an image while keeping the moon intact, using the generative fill feature. Christy expresses excitement about the new features and invites viewers to share the news on social media. She also promotes her ebook, '20 Photoshop Retouch Tips,' and teases more features to be discussed in subsequent videos.
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Keywords
💡Photoshop
💡AI Technology
💡Generative AI
💡Generative Fill
💡Adobe Creative Cloud
💡Content-Aware Fill
💡Lasso Tool
💡Contextual Menu Bar
💡Beta Version
💡Cloud Processing
💡Depth of Field
Highlights
Adobe has announced new AI technology integration within Photoshop.
Photoshop now features generative AI and generative fill for object removal.
To use the new feature, download Photoshop beta version 24.6 from the Creative Cloud app.
The contextual menu bar in Photoshop streamlines the selection and editing process.
Generative fill uses cloud processing to offer AI-based fill options, enhancing image editing.
Generative fill provides three different suggestions for each fix, allowing users to choose the best result.
The feature requires an internet connection to function.
The new technology offers a significant improvement over traditional content-aware fill.
Users can easily cycle through the different variations of the fix using the contextual menu bar.
Photoshop's generative AI technology can handle complex images with a shallow depth of field.
The AI processes the entire image in the cloud, using it as a reference for seamless fixes.
In case of unsatisfactory results, users can provide feedback through a thumbs up or down option.
The feature is currently in public beta and not yet fully integrated into Photoshop.
Christy from Shark Pixel provides a tutorial on how to use the new generative fill feature.
The tutorial demonstrates the removal of objects from various types of images, including complex scenarios.
Users are encouraged to share their feedback and experiences with the new beta features.
The video also promotes other new features announced by Adobe, suggesting a series of videos covering them.
Christy recommends her ebook '20 Photoshop Retouch Tips' for advanced retouching techniques.
