How To Use Lightroom's New Generative Remove Tool | Remove stray hairs and objects in seconds

[@Flannerymedia]

Make sure you've updated to the latest version of Lightroom Classic to get access!

[@tralfmusic]

Definitely still in its infancy! Can be super useful in some situations for smaller edits, but generally I think it's quite far from being useable in every situation.

[@Flannerymedia]

I agree. It tried some instances of removing glare and that one didn't really work too well. Honestly, it's probably just a matter of time though.

[@karecaptures]

where is the brush tool when you said "were gonna brush out" .. i tried to play it multiple times. I can't see the screen show how you did it. please help. im not familiar with lrc yet. Thanks

[@Flannerymedia]

Sorry about that. In the "Develop" tab it is the Circle to the right side underneath the histogram. Alternatively you can hit Shift W as a shortcut on Mac.

[@RoyPowell-b4x]

IMO, there is almost no way to remove this much fly away hair and make it look natural. People have fly away hair in the real world. I've been using photoshop's generative fill since Beta, with about the same results as you've been getting, and when I show both options side by side to folks they almost always choose to go with the one with the fly away hair. because once they see them side by side they especially notice it doesn't look natural,

[@jessemartinez2606]

how do I remove pimples?

[@Flannerymedia]

You can use the spot heal tool in Lightroom or the clone stamp heal in Photoshop or give generative fill a try. Also there’s a plug-in called retouch4me that has a heal tool that is amazing!

[@ashleetits]

for some reason my Lrc is up to date but I still don't see that feature :(

[@Flannerymedia]

Oh no! Hopefully it you get it soon! maybe check in your creative cloud account and see if you can opt in for testing beta features.