Biggest thing to EVER happen in Photoshop! Generative Fill AI

[@michaellucks1642]

Firefly Beta is truly amazing. I’m a Photoshop dabbler, but took a photo of son and his wife in Ireland, knocked out background; superimposed on landscape of Gap of Dunloe; then the fun began. Added sheep. Adult male here, two together over there. Kept swapping in generative AI until shadows going in correct orientation. Added “baby lambs”. Extended the foreground: firstly just entered “grass” and got residential lawn. Then entered “scrub growth, Irish Bog”. Bam. Perfect. Blended all the edges remarkably well, color, saturation, content density. All amazing. It even snatched a piece of a white shoe and jeans over ankle to blend at her foot that was previously cropped poorly (on close inspection, it was a boot in snow, but hey it visually receded in the grass). Super impressive. Elapsed time 5 minutes to pick from images offered.

[@lucellebernadettepillay]

As someone who is still learning Photoshop, this is insane, might as well embrace the ease👍

[@jessehoffman8233]

This is insane. I took a break from Photoshop for a few years I think the last version I was using was CS. Its crazy how much its developed since then. Im just getting back into it again and having to relearn some things. Content aware fill, scale, the new remove tool that just released, masking is a lot easier and quicker and now this its crazy. I also wanted to say hi Colin we used to chat back in the day on your Photoshop Cafe forum :)

[@amateurmakingmistakes]

Me too, I stopped at version CS4 but am considering going the subscription method one day. As Colin said, this really is a game changer!

[@josepbel8731]

It's clear: photography... and life will never be the same from now on !! It's frightening and funnily amazing what AI can add to already impressing programs like Photoshop and the like. On one side it looks like real people will be put aside by those new superpowers, but on the other side creative photographers will see their daily lives and jobs pushed up to a highest level while saving efforts and time... and a lot of trial and error task. Just don't have to be afraid of those new wonderful tools that will make our lives way easier. Just remember how "dumb" Photoshop was in the very early days when it began its way to the perfection... and the top. Let's celebrate and enjoy... forever! Nice and simple video! And thanks a lot for doing explanations about complex things so simple and practical! Good job, as usual !!!

[@paulscottfilms]

If your life is dependent on AI, you may have a shortened life indeed. The AI program is to dehumanise you. The rest of us will be in the real world beside the trees and the water and the sky. Taking real photographs.

[@GoblinGearRider]

for me is better, I don't need to buy tons of props, I can just generate them

[@s33amoose]

Wow, that blew my mind. Thanks for the quick intro Colin, definitely looking forward to seeing more indepth videos in the future

[@photoshopcafe]

They are coming

[@kodithebear]

Bonkers. Absolutely brilliant. As a commercial shooter and artist and someone who SUCKS at photoshop this is life changing.

[@thomas.salwoski]

I’m so conflicted! As a 25+ years photographer, and also an AI photo manipulation artist, I don’t what to think. At the end of the day though, it freaks me out and I’m not a fan. Great video as always!

[@photoshopcafe]

There is definitely a conflict of feelings. I talked about that on a previous video about ai and artists. I still hold to those viewpoints

[@thomas.salwoski]

@@photoshopcafe I’ll go search out your video, I haven’t seen that one yet. I think it really depends on the type of photography you are doing. I was just discussing it this morning with someone. If you own a business with many clients then you’d want to take advantage of speeding up the workflow, if you don’t, someone else will and they win the job instead of you. In this case you almost HAVE to use it! Myself, as an artist, the workflow is what I enjoy, that’s the art. I don’t want AI to do it!

[@photoshopcafe]

@@thomas.salwoski There is so much that ai won't or can't do. It just seems like a floodgate right now.

[@gregwoolliscroft6255]

I personally think it looks really fake....has a long way to go yet...

[@GoblinGearRider]

@@gregwoolliscroft6255 haven't seen the good stuff 😏

[@glenwood4102]

I think the art of photography is going to be lost on basic images that are refined with AI. I feel photos manipulated like this should be tagged in the meta data as AI altered. Nothing is going to be real

[@photoshopcafe]

They are tagged in the meta data

[@MOTOKANDI]

You could argue that modern photography isn’t real, it’s an interpretation of what your camera sensor saw

[@onlysublime]

There is no such thing as real photography since the dawn of raw photos and software like Lightroom and Photoshop. People are always adjusting crop, color temperature, sharpening, darkening, brightening, hue and saturation, etc. Etc. And it's not like we have a template to copy. We edit from memory. When I edit a model's skin tone it's all from memory or preference. I don't have a model there while editing photos.

[@emjtucson]

Photography has always been subjective. Lens choice, film, camera settings, light modifiers, camera position, darkroom procedures…

[@stevereid5944]

Most photography used in adverts & commercial work is retouched to some degree , often massively making & changing backgrounds , objects , elements, clothing , cars / colours . Nothing has been ‘real’ for 15 years now, this will give us more scope quicker . Hopefully it will be able to be used well on very hi-res images.

[@johnwebb220]

Cool! Looking forward to deeper Videos. Cheers Colin.

[@jiveaces]

That’s pretty awesome. What is the difference between Adobe sensei and firefly though? Did one evolve into the other?

[@owaing]

Adobe's announcement says: Today, Adobe introduced Adobe Firefly, a new family of creative generative AI models, first focused on the generation of images and text effects. Adobe Firefly will be part of a series of new Adobe Sensei generative AI services across Adobe’s clouds.

[@jiveaces]

​@@owaing ah cool, thanks. So Firefly is part of a broader project called Sensei, gotcha!

[@msmakabre]

been experimenting and results have definitely been hit and miss. Very impressed by playing with extending scenic images. Even chose an area and added a snake and it looked alright. But some things I've tried have definitely been extremely fake and unrealistic looking. I asked for butterflies and got some shoddy looking bird things lol had better luck with a singular butterfly but still stuck way out from the image. Dogs look weird if I try to add one in, have had better luck with cats lol but yeah very mixed results.

[@photoshopcafe]

defiantly, it's still struggling with faces, and dragons, but that will change quickly.

[@henryjanssen6675]

I can’t see the generate tool in my version. 24.6.0 I have a totally different option panel when i select something

[@SkYjAcKeR666]

Because he's using the Beta version

[@mickaellarroque7984]

Same for me on Beta 24.6.0, nothing relative to generative options, either for crop and lasso tool, despite the fact that the splash creen of update stated about it

[@mikewalsh8041]

My Beta install reported it was version 24.6.0 - turned out not to be the latest version 24.6.0! Just installed the latest Beta and all is good.

[@mickaellarroque7984]

@@mikewalsh8041 Indeed, same for me ! After a new forced "check for update", a new 24.6.0 is available with generative functions ! Thanks

[@georgeemerson699]

Great video, thank you. Subscribed an liked! I like you explanations better than other channels I have checked out.

[@photoshopcafe]

Thanks so much

[@cipher893]

Does it also generate the textures in high quality? Like fur and textile?

[@stuntmanmarc]

I'm enjoying playing with this! Do you know what issues, if any, there could be with copyright? For example if I own an image but change the background to something new... do I still own this new image or is there a rights factor now if I don't subscribe to Adobe Stock..? Or am I completely misunderstanding how this works lol

[@waldoh027]

So much fun.. thank you!. I love working with this new tool!

[@PineRidgeAIM_CA]

Love the new tool! It’s cut my project time in half, and it also helps me to get inspiration for the work I’ve already done.

[@thanassisfournarakos9696]

Great tutorial, thank you from Greece.

[@PaulGenat]

This is really great and timely because I just did a photoshoot that I will use Generative Fill to quickly delete people and objects that I do not want. What I will be interested in the future to add things from our own photos using this tool, will this be possible? Excellent presentation.

[@photoshopcafe]

I would expect those kinds of things in the future.

[@jamesshrouds4130]

Great video, thanks. Several Question. How can I go from LrC to PS beta, and if you extend an image does that change the aspect ratio of the image.

[@photoshopcafe]

1 if you have the photography cloud, you get both. 2. Yes

[@randelltuttle143]

I'm having trouble locating the generative fill option.

[@AndyDean-g5s]

Me too. Nowhere to be found. I've got the edit bar below but there is no Generate Fill option. Any advice/remedy Colin?

[@thecollective1633]

From what you showed, I would say stable diffusion depending on the model is much better at in painting or generating new parts of the scene, however the win here is you can use the photoshop interface with layers etc. Wonder if someone has a plugin to use photoshop with stable diffusion out there.

[@photoshopcafe]

Mid journey is the best at generation rn. But Adobe wins in implementation. Give it a few months and sensi will catch up to MJ and sd. But they will still have implementation and legal. All training is from Adobe stock

[@thecollective1633]

@@photoshopcafe never really used adobe stock is it the typical corporate looking shots you usually get? Might bias their model toward that if that is their only reference.

[@stevejarvis186]

Wow Colin, this is just mind boggling! Thanks for your fantastic demo of how this works.

[@photoshopcafe]

You're welcome, more to come!

[@terrymorganphotography]

Like so many people I'm amazed and slightly troubled by this phenomenal advance in Photoshop technology. As ever I'm so thankful to you for your excellent tutorial on this new feature. I've been using Photoshop (and Lightroom) for many years to "tidy up" my images and inevitably the degree by which "tidying up" is defined has grown with the advent of the new technology, especially the AI element . Entering contests and competitions with an image that has been "improved" by for example using Camera Raw filter sliders is one thing but are competitions going to start adding limits in the terms and conditions of entry to weed out entries that have elements of AI generated additions and composites ? I'm sure we've all carefully "cloned out" (or more recently used the remove tool) to lose the odd distracting item (like an overflowing ugly waste bin in a street scene ), but replacing the bin with an artificially created item (like a dog or a car) changes the meaning and feel of the image. Is it "intelligent" to be "artificial" ?

[@davidstaffell]

People who can't accept that this is going to absolutely devastate so many people's livelihoods are morons

[@AndreyNikiforovPhoto]

I have beta 24.6.0 and dont see this menu anywhere

[@rickpicioli1289]

Same here. None of these updates are in my 24.6.0 version

[@AndreyNikiforovPhoto]

@@rickpicioli1289 it’s interesting, it doesn’t show up on iMac m1, but works on MacBook Pro 14”

[@longislandstu]

@@AndreyNikiforovPhoto Works on my M1. Are you sure you’re in the beta and not the regular update?

[@AndreyNikiforovPhoto]

@@longislandstu yes, it is latest beta

[@longislandstu]

@@AndreyNikiforovPhoto Are you referring to the new floating contextual menu? If you don’t see it, check under the Window menu. You should be able to turn it on there.

[@jorgerosales4435]

It is so good, but only one question, why on Photoshop Beta and not just straight in Photoshop!

[@photoshopcafe]

Because it's not ready yet. There are still bugs to be ironed out and its not ready for commercial purposes yet.

[@adrianvanleeuwen]

This is like doing composite images and image extensions to new sizes but a whole lot faster. I already downloaded the Beta and testing out. Could be very useful! Good to know AI altered is included in the meta data, as some sites don't approve it on photo member sites. But for commercial work or fantasy work this would be great. I am doing Amazon product work and headshot work and this would be very helpful, for clients, to manipulate the image and the scene.

[@algarveTV]

My point above.

[@FrankyFeedler]

Metadata is easily changed by a human. It's the algorithms that detect AI-generated patterns in images that flush out most of the fakes.

[@lindakopec7036]

So that is done on one's personal photos? Can I do that on my drawings and/or paintings?

[@photoshopcafe]

Sure

[@lindakopec7036]

@@photoshopcafe Thank you

[@FQ8]

Hmmm...I'm all up-to-date with Photoshop Beta and not seeing the generative fill option

[@photoshopcafe]

try again, there was another update

[@FQ8]

@@photoshopcafe it was the version you mentioned, but uninstalling/re-installing worked

[@margaretwood1255]

Colin !! Can you please help? I want to run both PS and PS beta. How do I differentiate between the 2 so I don't get messed up. To make a very long story short, my PS kept crashing so I had my son check, and I was running PS beta when I thought I was in regular PS. Does this even make sense? Is the Denoise function available in reg. PS or is it PS beta? Thanks in advance

[@photoshopcafe]

I only have a sample group of my half dozen conputers to test versions. I hear there are some challenges on windows. As far as Denoise, check out my video, it tells you. I have already forgotten lol

[@heredownunder]

The speed at which improvements are coming is insane. I now have to use this to fix what I couldn’t do with AI Generative art.

[@warmgun]

I can't seem to change the color of anything. I selected around a t shirt and put in color t shirt red or red t shirt and a variety of prompts but it ends up putting a backback on the person and not one that remotely resembles the color that I picked for the tshirt. I also put in the exact same thing you did for the paid shirt and all it did was put a backpack on the person. I can't get it to change color or change the pattern of anything and I do have the latest Beta version of Photoshop Beta

[@dannielgutierrez5756]

My Creative Cloud used to have Photoshop (Beta) for my desktop. Now it seems to only have it for online. Am I missing something?

[@NickandCindyDavis]

Great stuff, How do you get the Generate Menu to show. I am on latest version of Beta, but do not see it. Thanks Nick

[@dsfhe5y55dsgdsdg]

I managed to get it to pop up when I make a selection on the image. My issue is Generative fill is greyed out for me. I don't know why. Perhaps it needs an adobe stock subscription to function? Have you tried uninstalling and re-installing the beta?

[@NickandCindyDavis]

@@dsfhe5y55dsgdsdg thanks Josh. I rebooted computer opened Beta up made selection and tool bar appeared. So I pinned it… lol…

[@dsfhe5y55dsgdsdg]

@@NickandCindyDavis Great, glad you got it working!

[@juurstudio]

Yeah, I'm also having very conflicting feelings about all of this. Part of the problem is that there is no real "work" involved any more, which is kinda essential for human beings in claiming something our own and being proud of the result, because it involved using your own learnt skills to actually do something. Now there is no doing really but more like asking and instantly receiving. Of course less work to achieve something is good, but only when it happens gradually and doesn't rob us a certain level of control that we have worked so hard to get. Eventually i think it devalues many creative skills and with that human creativity as such, which is not only about coming up with clever prompts or concepts but often emerges out of a creative flow of being in the zone and actually doing stuff.

[@photoshopcafe]

It’s just a tool and when you use it, you will realize there is plenty of room for human creativity.

[@MindFloodMedia]

My mind is blown, these are gonna be a game changing few years for creators

[@polacofederos]

if IA decides/does almost everything, honstly i wonder what is the photographer creating... really

[@sonydee33]

Welcome to basic stable diffusion features 😂

[@FrankyFeedler]

@@polacofederos The content that was used to train the “AI”’s model.

[@viralbakhai]

hi! could you please tell me what version of photoshop this is? like 2023.XX.XX? thanks in advance

[@GreatMan-u7q]

Thanks for the insight. 💕 👍 God bless you always.

[@hautehussey]

Do you have to be at a specific resolution for this to work or not work? What happens if you’re working on a really high resolution image? I’m assuming it won’t look quite right.

[@marcusanimation100]

I had a look at this yesterday. As soon as you zoom in (just a little) on a typical high quality image (I use an a7r3) , you can see the "join". It definitely looks blurry. Having said that, this is still a beta...

[@AhMeDFawwazALI]

help pls i didn’t see any options in early access. Only see beta features at menu - window - beta feedback

[@DeepmalaHD]

I am a Fashion designer , I tried most of the Ai tool but non of them gave me the freedom of filling my pattern in the garment , I want to add my print pattern in any of the garment , so could you please suggest me any how I can do this that would be great , thanks

[@jss27560]

Definitely interesting, need to play around with it. I wonder if it’s possible to create a completely new image from a blank file.

[@photoshopcafe]

Yes, it is possible

[@ralphpayne6259]

Great and will get greater as we all learn best use for it. Wary that price for this m may put it out of reach of non-professionals in the longer term though.

[@GraveUypo]

already do this with stand alone in-painting stable diffusion, which has way more granular control... specially using controlnet.

[@PipCritten]

Totally amazing, blew me away. Many thanks.

[@user-oc6mr1jr6s]

Will the subject be natched to the lught and colour in the pic?

[@watchdogu.s.a.8973]

Probably not considering the app doesn't know if you want a blonde collie standing by a muddy water hole or a redheaded woman standing in the middle of the street in dense fog... for instance. However, considering the app is intelligent enough that you can type in specifically what you want then I imagine you can have it match things up for you but just not automatically.

[@photoshopcafe]

Actually, it can!

[@iancarrgeordiegamer]

unable to enter text as box greyed out

[@jtoles1]

Why is generative fill greyed out on my computer?

[@photoshopcafe]

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[@vincentizizimo]

I tried it. It's MAGICAL!!!

[@samuelweberbr]

In the midst of so much artificial things, the real will become more and more valued

[@photoshopcafe]

Right!

[@pathologicaldoubt]

When you could be on the moon, why would you decide to be in a depressing real world

[@samuelweberbr]

@@pathologicaldoubt Because the world is simply depressing for those who want it, you can't go to the moon, you defecate, you feed yourself in reality, wake up.

[@sonydee33]

In the realm of Photoshop when was it ever an issue with what is real? 😂

[@kamaur01]

What is real?

[@zepp1337]

How do you make two different selections without the first one being deselected? :)

[@johnevans2873]

Thank you, superb video tutorial.

[@seawildearth]

I'm completely up to date with my Adobe sub, have downloaded as per your demo along with the Beta version. I select an object or an area and can see the Generative Fill holder but nothing happens. When I mouse over the fill container I get the message - Generative Fill Is Currently Not Available. Any ideas?

[@stevereid5944]

As a professional photographer & retoucher this is mind blowing , amazing . It should save retouching time and enable me to be more creative and responsive to ideas and briefs . Also though It could remove some of my creative control and income if clients ‘ Ad agencies use this this themselves and just want more basic work shot that they will build and finish off themselves ( to varying degrees of success & quality ) One thing for sure all photographers have to get into this immediately to stay on top.

[@photoshopcafe]

True

[@dash3dot]

More creative? LOL If anything it's gonna kill any creativity as it already happens all that AI generated shit is starting to look the same. And no, you dont have to get into this to stay on top, if anything one should avoid it to stand out and stay on top.

[@juniore159]

It`s amazing how fast you and your camera will be obsolete. Keep cheering on.

[@hamshanksproductions7161]

Hello. Why not just one version of ps? Thanks

[@chadcrypto2675]

Thank you for knowing what this does, so many thinks it just takes a eye from here and leg from there. Stiches them together. Which is not true at all, It learns like a human at super speed. Then is able to generate from what it has learned.

[@photoshopcafe]

Bingo

[@vladimirchapranov]

Is it possible to install it on Windows 7?

[@azymight]

Okay, My guess is you gotta be online connected to the adobe cloud's gagantua multiple databases of images, graphics and what not. as thosegenerated images cannot be taken from the installed folder.

[@photoshopcafe]

Clearly you don’t know what machine learning is. And that’s ok.

[@azymight]

@@photoshopcafe stupid dumb dumb, machine learning also need some images to work on. apparently, a stupid dumb like you still exist, and that's okay.

[@michellecasanola759]

The version on my Photoshop Beta app is 25.12. How do I get the 24.6.0 version?

[@doloresknox4316]

I've downloaded the latest Beta version but can't see Generative ai option. I'm based in Australia so is this only available in the USA?

[@doloresknox4316]

I'm running Mac OS Monterey - does it only work with newer OS systems perhaps?

[@squarefootpropertymarketin3188]

The generated content, where is it coming from I wonder and is it copyright free?

[@chasebros4948]

This is the most amazing thing I have ever seen in photoshop. My mind is blown I don’t even know what to think.

[@DrewKav]

Love it! Thanks for sharing, Colin!

[@MonicaBarahona-g7m]

Holy Cow! This is insane. It's pretty cool.

[@gacjack]

Colin I do not get the dialog box showing "Generate " my dialog box shows "select subject and remove background " ?? How do I find it ?

[@photoshopcafe]

Make sure you are running the latest beta

[@keiththompson2289]

Installed the latest version and can't find this on mine? I'm on version 24.6.0 and don't see a generate option.

[@WebsterGraphicWorkshop]

As someone who has spent alot of time working on developing my composite technique, I feel like a carpenter who spent his life building a house with his hands only to have a crane drop a prefabricated house next to it twice its size. It hurts my soul.

[@photoshopcafe]

At first it seems that way, but its not. Everyone is showing what it can do, not what it can't do, and there is a lot of that, skilled artisans are still needed.

[@FrankyFeedler]

@@photoshopcafe For now. AI won't replace many humans on short notice, but people who master AI in their original craft, will replace people who don't very soon. Not just content creators. Industrial revolution replaced a lot of blue collared jobs. Eventually, AI will replace a lot of white collar jobs. Programmers, lawyers, etc. Those who only look back will be caught up with. Those who adapt along will stay relevant, but in another form. Just like with automation, the internet, webshops, etc. The fact that you are broadcasting yourself, from your studio, with ultra HD content on a vast amount of topics, invalidates a lot of jobs that were previously needed to do so. You profit from that and so do we all. Now people will profit from easier content creation at the expense of your honed skills. How will you adapt?

[@susantedder5066]

Absolutely fantastic!

[@markusnest9459]

Works with PC Version of Beta with Update as of today (did not work yesterday)

[@lplazaj]

To play devil's advocate: There is no such thing as an unedited image: As soon as one lifts a camera and points it in a specific direction, that person has made a conscious decision to include and exclude certain elements; this is an editing function. Artists that have been creating photo-composites will appreciate the AI toolbox, as it will amplify their creative vision; they already possess proficiency with cutting, pasting, extracting, replacing elements; the AI expedites many of those tasks. Photojournalists know they cannot manipulate their photos beyond some exposure and cropping corrections, and the general public should have confidence they will maintain the narrative integrity of disseminating current events and not employ AI tools. Photography is an evolving art form; all one has to do is study its history to see that making images based on collecting light is not defined by how that light information will be manipulated.

[@DaveBowman]

True, but it is defined by actually capturing light. Which therefore begs the question - How much actual light needs to be photographically captured for it to still technically be a photograph and not an Ai creation? Because this is the way we are heading. If I photograph a tennis ball in a studio and then build the whole of Wimbledon around it in Ai - pitch, players, umpire, audience - is that still a photograph? The way this is going divisions will need to be made, because you certainly can’t place Ai on its own under ‘photography’.

[@Eric_Malbos]

Excellent video, very instructive and very impressive potential, I hope Gimp will also feature this AI function in the future.

[@BearsTimber]

do you know why my generative fill button is grey and how i can fix it

[@photoshopcafe]

Since its only for people over 18, You have to enter an age on your adobe account.

[@lulaka3129]

My update did not have that particular version, its 24 something, and I don't know how I would find the 26 something version? its not like I got an option

[@photoshopcafe]

It’s in the beta

[@RNC-PHOTOGRAPHY1]

Great show !!

[@makinganoise6028]

My day job is a technologist and software developer, I apply AI to business problems, lots of large data and scientific applications, I am also a musician and photography is a hobby, AI is going to change so many aspects in work and leisure, in music, its nuts now what is happening and how fast things are moving, in the past if I was wanting graphic design for a website, I would need to hire a graphic designer to come up with ideas and physically draw art collateral, now I dont need to. In music, if I wanted backing tracks, I would need to either create them myself or buy others tracks, now it is as simple as using one of the many tools, to separate the individual instruments and vocals out of a song. I can use AI tools to help generate program code, the way things are going, we wont need many coders either, as AI can do the basic work, sorry to all the guys who thought they might learn to code, you missed the boat, photography, it's a hobby, but with the many tools being released, I dont think there will be many photographers either, example, need a picture from a Sports Event, AI will be able to source images from the myriad of images people have taken, video sources etc, and create a perfect image, foreign places, same kind of things, why pay to send a photographer, when AI can source images and modify and generate etc... The point is the genie is out of the bottle, the singularity with all this AI tech means the pace of development and application is increasing exponentially, use it, but unless you dont want replaced by it, understand and get ahead of it.

[@allumpfa]

I am also using beta 24.6.0 but cannot see the generate tool with any selection tools used. Had a look in PS preferences but could not find anything relevant to it that needs to be turned on

[@geraldjoehri]

I installed it about 3 hrs ago and there were nothing. 10 minutes ago there was an update. Now I got the Generative Fill field, but it's greyed out/inactive. 24.6.0 doesn't say anything. There are currently lots of different 24.6.0-versions out. Mine is 24.6.0 20230520.m.2181 4e0245f

[@photoshopcafe]

see comment..

[@jerseyshoredroneservices225]

Who owns the images that are created? Can we license/sell them?

[@photoshopcafe]

No. At this time, it’s not for commercial use.

[@jensgaethje8555]

The rouble I see is that people have been trained to fast and shortterm satisfaction. There are so many flaws in the AI mages that people dont see right away. Same like Ai bokeh, I see them used online and then there are parts behind hair or so that were not blurred and the images look just wrong. MAybe it will just take awhile and good AI art will be clearly differentiated from bad AI art. Like it happened after awhile when HDR was introduced and milked with no mercy that it evenyually swung back (see intirior design photos for example. Quality will always stand out, however, people have been trained on quick satisfaction cycles ... that's more the problem than the software, I think.

[@out_spocken]

HDR is a style though. Creating real images out of nothing, is an entirely different matter. All that's happening is humans and the art of creation and capture is being removed and replaced with AI....built on everything humans have invested in. it's like a person building up a skill over decades and decades and someone else walking in and slapping their name on it and taking it and calling it their own with no risidual for the person that allowed it to happen. Though the question ultimately is whether it's stealing or influenced.

[@PaulCoboPhoto]

Found the contextual task bar but the generate function is greyed out. Any idea why? I've updated it already

[@photoshopcafe]

Have you made a selection on a background layer yet?

[@Zebrajellyfishphoto]

Utterly amazing! I'm so looking forward to using my camera less and less to create photos! I've been a pro photographer 22 years and I love faster easier creative things that are being used in place of what we typically use. I'm a purist as well believe it or not but this is totally fun stuff!

[@feliperojas-doomride]

With photoshop you are not creating photos, you are creating images ;)

[@Zebrajellyfishphoto]

@@feliperojas-doomride I am?

[@richards6065]

WTF?

[@Zebrajellyfishphoto]

@@richards6065 hmm

[@ursmeyer5913]

Whit this mindset, you never where a Pro Photographer.

[@rionix88]

My last photoshop was CS and now there is so much new function

[@DanIel-fl1vc]

Besides extending images for perfect rules of third cropping of anything. I see this as having very limited usage. Maybe it could also be useful for stitching images together. An improved version of the Content aware fill tool.

[@photoshopcafe]

It has a lot of uses. But in the end, it’s another tool. Nothing more, nothing less

[@PeterPanQuails]

It's a tool. Its usage is up to your imagination.

[@andybaden9276]

Amazing, it will take a while for my mind to catch up, but an interesting tool

[@chrism7067]

ive been in a lul the past couple weeks on my photography journey and love editing. I am going ot have so much fun with this

[@ziaulmonsur]

I always learning lot of tricks from your tutorials. Grateful to you.

[@photoshopcafe]

Thanks

[@swisselle]

works if you want to fill in the dog. but how about the other way round? Let's say you have a layer with one dog (2/3rd of the frame) in it and you want to change the surroundings. And let's say you've masked the dog sloppy and just lassoed around him. You realize that after you got your perfect background. There's no way to re-generate the same background after you fixed the mask, right? Then you have to try&error around like in old days to repair the missing parts with the healing brush. Or how about you need the same generated background on different shots? Is it even possible to get the same generated part twice with another selection?

[@墨可蓝]

which verison of photoshop is this?

[@photoshopcafe]

Beta

[@ChuloRob617]

so, this doesnt seem to be working and i am unsure why, i have tried three images, i use crop tool to drag the edge out, then the recatangular marquee tool, the "generative fill" bar pops up but is greyed out...any ideas?

[@ChuloRob617]

problem solved, had to sign into behance and provide my age

[@HDRtv007]

Who can i use this

[@randelltuttle143]

Is Generate Fill a new plug- in?

[@photoshopcafe]

No, its built into Photoshop

[@randelltuttle143]

@@photoshopcafe found it.

[@DavidPolingPhotography]

AI, at this point , is a concern of mine as it removes the creativity of the individual and replaces it with the programmers of AI. You might as well use a phone app. At this point, I have used to fine-tune a composition and expand an edge or 2.

[@photoshopcafe]

You can use it how you like, or not at all, it's up to you. To me, the joy is in the creation process.

[@estwern]

your computer is very fast generating those. can you share your configuration? thx!

[@photoshopcafe]

I sped up the generation to save you from boredom, it takes somewhere between 10-20 seconds for most of these. The computing power doesn't matter much because its done on the cloud through a server farm. A fast internet connection helps and I'm lucky to have 2Gb fiber.

[@joeisitt1904]

Wow that's really cool, I can take a photo of a cow in a field, change the background to the sea, the foreground to the beach and the cow to a beautiful model and save myself a fortune, I could even sell my camera and lenses and just download any pic from the internet and change it into something else. I wouldn't even have to leave the house, how great is technology.

[@Needafollower]

I’ve got a macbook M1 Pro 2022 and the new photoshop crashes soon as I open it! Had to go back to the old photoshop

[@stephencahill6541]

Unreal - literally!!

[@bettydean846]

R.I.P. Photography (Jan. 1839 - May 2023).

[@photoshopcafe]

Not sure how this has much to do with photography TBH

[@baudad]

Where is this generative fill panel? When I tried it nothing came up saying generative fill.

[@photoshopcafe]

3:45 shows everything you need to set up kzbin.info/www/bejne/raS7n4OXorJpq9E

[@pulseimages]

I’ve done everything you do but I don’t see Generative Fill pop up. Where is it?

[@photoshopcafe]

In the beta, make sure you launch the proper version

[@zynthio]

this is blowing my mind. Definitely amazing, and also kinda worrying at the same time

[@photoshopcafe]

I hear you. I made a video recently about us being replaced. I suggest watching it. I tried to be encouraging and also realistic