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Adobe Lightroom Gets A Magic AI Eraser, And It’s Impressive

Generative Remove: The Future of Photo Editing

 


Adobe has introduced new AI-powered tools to Lightroom, designed to simplify photo editing for both professionals and beginners. Among these features is "Generative Remove," currently available in beta, and an AI-powered Lens Blur tool, now accessible to all users.

What is Generative Remove?

Generative Remove, powered by Adobe's Firefly AI model, allows users to eliminate unwanted objects from their images effortlessly. This tool is available across Lightroom’s mobile, web, and desktop apps in early access. The Generative Remove tool stands out by generating three variations to replace the removed object, enabling users to choose the most natural-looking option.

How Does it Work?

Similar to tools like Canva’s Magic Eraser and Google’s Pixel device features, Generative Remove lets users "paint" over unwanted items in a photo and remove them with a click. Unlike Photoshop’s Content-Aware Fill, which matches nearby pixels to fill blank spaces, Generative Remove uses AI to create convincing backgrounds, making the editing process more efficient and accessible.

Live Demonstration

Adobe's live demonstration showcased the tool's capability to remove objects completely and seamlessly integrate generated backgrounds. This feature significantly reduces the time and effort required for object removal, making it ideal for both seasoned professionals and those new to photo editing.

AI-Powered Lens Blur

In addition to Generative Remove, Adobe has also released a new AI-powered Lens Blur tool. This feature can apply various blurring effects to any part of an image with a single click, automatically estimating field-of-view depth for a natural look. Users can choose from automated presets or manually adjust parameters to achieve their desired effect.

User Accessibility

Adobe's integration of Firefly-powered tools into Lightroom makes the platform more approachable. The Generative Remove feature, free during its beta phase, is expected to adopt a "Generative Credit" system upon full release, with credit packs starting at $4.99. The tool will also support Content Credentials, adding metadata labels to images edited using Adobe’s AI tools.

The Bigger Picture

Adobe’s continuous addition of AI tools, such as Generative Remove and Lens Blur, aims to streamline photo editing. These enhancements make the platform less intimidating for new users while providing powerful capabilities for professionals. By simplifying complex editing tasks, Adobe hopes to attract a broader user base to Lightroom.

Adobe’s latest updates to Lightroom highlight the company's commitment to making professional-grade photo editing tools accessible to everyone. The Generative Remove and Lens Blur features, powered by Firefly AI, are set to revolutionize the way users interact with and edit their photos, making tedious tasks a thing of the past.

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Source: Verge

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