This new Photoshop Tool will Blow your Mind! (Photoshop Beta)

This new AI-Removal tool can be found in Photoshops latest Beta version and it works like a charm!
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0:00 Intro
In the current #Photoshop Beta version you can try out the new AI-Removal tool which in my experience so far is miles ahead of the spot healing brush and even the content aware fill tool! This will totally change your editing process once it gets released with the next Photoshop update!
0:35 Content Aware Problems
1:00 AI-Removal
2:49 Quality of Life Update

[@ThePhlogPhotography]

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[@pixelgenau2982]

That's impressive! I remember when we only had the stamp tool and worked hour after hour for such jobs

[@colinmelhuish1254]

Brilliant thanks for posting.

[@TravelingPrik]

This video is pure gold. Super helpful! Thank you for uploading this tutorial

[@colinheyward5035]

Fantastic video, thank you so much, you are my first to go to to learn ai photoshop 5⭐️

[@SKILLDEVELOPMENTIT]

Thank you for your information💖

[@channthachayatem3453]

Got it now! Good lesson thanks for sharing

[@ThePhlogPhotography]

Thank you for the comment!

[@rajendiranp122]

really good work👌

[@pianoman1973]

Amazing stuff ! Thanks for sharing :)

[@ThePhlogPhotography]

Thank you! :-)

[@perspectiveflip]

This is what everyone of us wished the content aware fill would work like when we first used it 🥰

[@chuckyzzz]

Very good. Thanks

[@marcusjames1221]

Great video very interesting piece of software thank you so much

[@apusista]

It's a vastly improved version of the spot healing brush. Though if you know that one well enough,it does fill corners, broken sections and even archways! This is better!

[@santicassisi3400]

Fantastic tool and very interesting and clear - as usual ! - explanation

[@ThePhlogPhotography]

Thank you!

[@iqueque]

Great example and explanation, well done

[@ThePhlogPhotography]

Thank you so much!

[@JonHuhnMedical]

This is the first feature they've added in 20 years that I'll actually use.

[@wallystellmacher6794]

Are you kidding??? Since 2020 (sky replacement) every major update is mind-blowing. Truth is truth. And if you donˋt use them I question your skills. Between 2012 (CS6) and 2020, Adobe were sleeping and their competitors could catch up. But AI made Photoshop a different program in recent years.

[@davidchamberlain1513]

And they are planning to charge extra for it, so I’ve heard on other channels 🤦🏼‍♂️

[@iuliangabar2325]

I would like to paste two images that have common portions. Is there a command to overlay common areas? Thank you.

[@PhilsPhotographyVids]

Great video Christian. I find with the spot healing brush you get blurring of details sometimes on more tricky fixes and you have to be careful with repeating details. It would seem this new remove tool is a big improvement in that respect. Am I right in thinking that once you are happy with the results in the beta version and save the file. You can then open it in the existing version of Photoshop, layers intact?

[@ThePhlogPhotography]

Thank you for the comment! I totally agree with the spot healing brush, it loses details in important areas very often. With this one however, it seems muuuuuch better! I think opening the beta file in live photoshop should be possible with layers intact, but I did not try that myself

[@AndreiChrisso]

i'm impress, i don't have word 😮😮👌👌

[@unclealig]

is there an AI/KI/Neural Filter to sharpen images? i would like to improve some photos which were slightly out of focus or have a bit of motion blur due to a too high exposure time.

[@glenns.5896]

Cool. Thanks.

[@ITeachChinese]

Amazing

[@Rudhidayat64]

Thanks brooo......best regard from Bogor Indonesia

[@ThePhlogPhotography]

Thank you very much for commenting!

[@gazdyer2732]

Awesome

[@SKMRify]

This is remarkable.

[@aussie8114]

Clever.

[@donovanw.2943]

Thanks!

[@ThePhlogPhotography]

Thank you soooo much!

[@CabrioDriving]

Is there a version which has this now or still in beta?

[@ThePhlogPhotography]

It's still in beta but should come out soon with the next update I would guess

[@javedsultan4830]

wow amazing AI is simply fantastic

[@rolithesecond]

This needs an automated remove foreground obstruction option that recognizes a fence and other similar obstacles. I'm quite sure I've seen AI do this, even for video, already.

[@ThePhlogPhotography]

Would be a huge timesafer, but I'm 100% sure it wouldn't work perfectly and you would have to go over the image looking for small left overs

[@rolithesecond]

@The Padded Cell don't underestimate technology. Davinci resolve gives you pretty good depth maps from flat images now. It even lets you relight scenes now, taking into account scene geometry. AI can do this relatively easy.

[@DungNguyen-to1kj]

perfect AI.

[@BrianKushner]

Wonder when this will be in general release.

[@ThePhlogPhotography]

So I would guess this comes with the next big update (I THINK around october?)

[@Belenorth]

nice video. what version is that? i have the 25.0.0 and dont have that option.

[@ThePhlogPhotography]

This is now included in the newest Photoshop Version (25.0), you should actually have this tool available as well

[@Belenorth]

@@ThePhlogPhotography i dont know why dont have it :(

[@easonliu5804]

Do you need to upgrade to the latest version of PS to have this feature?

[@ThePhlogPhotography]

This is not yet in the live version of Photoshop, but once it comes out of beta you will find it in the newest Photoshop version!

[@cameraman655]

Any guesses if this will be ported over to LRc and Mobile...?

[@ThePhlogPhotography]

Since LRC recently has received the spot healing brush, theres a chance this might be a thing for Lightroom aswell. Would be very cool, but could also be too "powerful" to includein Lightroom

[@waltbarber3516]

Have any of you tried it, or just going by video? I have a studio mac MAX and it doesn't really work any better than SHB. I AM on the new remove tool but when I do exactly what he does the fence remains just dulled a bit. It sometimes takes it away but painting over repaints the fence. Doesn't seem to really work for me, very disappointed. Is there a trick I am missing?

[@studiodevis]

Same result for me ... same q "s there a trick I am missing?"

[@photo_acc9516]

Gutes Video.

[@ThePhlogPhotography]

Danke!

[@Crayzi76]

Bobcat is not a wolf!

[@ThePhlogPhotography]

Indeed, I was mixing up my videos.. I thought I had removed the fence on this shot with the wolf kzbin.info/www/bejne/fnPcmmWEbbhkfqc

[@alexchen475]

I could see it being useful removing electrical wires

[@bobcat65a]

I'm using Win PS 2023 but can't find and load the PS Beta. Any advice would be appreciated.

[@ThePhlogPhotography]

Did you check the Adobe Cloud application for the beta software? Since you need the specifically install the beta

[@1984lexani]

Generative AI "Remove fence" doesnt work?

[@Jodsderechte]

After watching this tutorial i became so good i beat the ai

[@MacGT_theOriginal]

0:23 A wolf?! You‘re joking, aren‘t you?!

[@ThePhlogPhotography]

Well, I just mixed up the videos I was talking about since I edited a wolf image from the same place

[@normansleep4491]

The beta version becomes the default replacing photoshop 2023 which won’t have all your normal brushes.

[@digitalclips]

Not in my experience; you can have both and select which one to run.

[@ronnepereny9795]

It did not work for me anywhere near as well as yours. Same image, not good results. Fence on the branch never went away no matter how many times I went over it!

[@i_alecio]

I have a Macbook 2017 and it did not work like charm for me, it is a shame because it works when the image doesn't have a lot of details. I had an image with a model and hair, and near the hair, I got some weird colorful spots instead of the result I was getting where there were not a lot of details.

[@ThePhlogPhotography]

That is strange. Did you try brushing over those spots multiple times? I got better results after a few brush strokes if it wasnt working on the first try

[@i_alecio]

@@ThePhlogPhotography I did, and it got worse. I got a message saying my computer wasn’t compatible with the PS beta and some of the tools could not work properly. I researched but I could not find anything that explained

[@mennodegans6383]

@@i_alecio me too, have an 2019 I9 and same message.

[@i_alecio]

@@ThePhlogPhotography now with the new update is working really well

[@yasser21983]

I have a copy of Photoshop 2023, but I did not find the removal tool

[@ThePhlogPhotography]

Yes, thats because this tool currently only is available in the Photoshop Beta!

[@barbra429]

@@ThePhlogPhotography How can I get PS Beta, I have a subscription

[@djxcel23]

Damn

[@j24mike]

Now we’re going to have to make watermarks far more powerful to beat this new tool.

[@animeguy6877]

Just take the pic from the other side. Pff!

[@AkzoNoble]

Dont know what you do different, but for me it is not doing this at all... it is just kinda greying out the wire...

[@ThePhlogPhotography]

Did you use the right tool? Sounds like you used the spot healing brush instead of the removal tool. Keep in mind this new tool is still only available on the Beta

[@rontz]

Wolf? 😂

[@ThePhlogPhotography]

Yea, I mixed up the videos I edited back then.. :-)

[@Xman360z]

Rip watermarks

[@jonasweiss5817]

Can't touch Topaz.

[@Rhidayah]

Goodbye watermark

[@bigpebble]

I stopped when you didn't know the difference between a Wolf and a Bobcat. But is a great new tool.

[@ThePhlogPhotography]

Well, mistakes happen when recording nearly 700 videos you know? I simply mixed up two videos from the same place with the same fence in the foreground

[@marvinburbach]

Alter, das ist ein Luchs und kein Wolf. 😂

[@ThePhlogPhotography]

Ja, da hab ich tatsächlich zwei Videos verwechselt. Hatte ein ähnliches Foto mit einem Wolf hinter einem Zaun vom selben Tierpark.

[@marvinburbach]

@@ThePhlogPhotography Kein Problem. Ich fands sehr lustig und vermutlich passiert es jedem mal. 😉

[@mwarnas]

Won't work unless you have 8GB or more RAM.

[@Damok_Mike]

This isnt a wolf XD ... or is this just an example

[@ThePhlogPhotography]

No, I just messed up the videos since I edited a similar wolf image from the same place :-)

[@Damok_Mike]

@@ThePhlogPhotography i can immaigen that with a bunch of fotos and a voiceover. This is not that ez ^^ Good video! I tried that with a fence as well. Works amazingly!

[@AnnaMironenko89]

🙄

[@breakaway2x]

so then removing clothes on a person will be a piece of cake! THANK YOU!

[@dixiee3554]

AI is great and all. But, I hope that there are huge fines for anyone who enters photography contests and does not admit to using AI to "get the shot" When a real outdoor photographer goes out for days, weeks, at a time in undesirable conditions to get that 1 shot. I have respect for them. I understand not eveyone can do that. Getting your shot at the zoo and then applying AI for your own personal self is one thing. To apply it to a photo to compete with real outdoor photographers who got their shot after spending weeks waiting for it, is another.

[@PinchOfLuck]

Still waaaay too much work. As it is AI (supposedly) you should just tell it what you want. "Remove the fence from the picture.". It should AND WILL be simple like that.