What No One Is Talking About in Photoshop 2025

[@KingZero69]

always exciting when we get a new photoshop deke 💪

[@JoseMendoza-ug4xj]

Amazing. 🤩

[@murugan1960]

outstand sir👌

[@chasebros4948]

It’s interesting that the generative AI used by the remove tool is different than the generative AI used by generative fill. I didn’t know there was no resolution constraint on the generative AI used by the remove like there is with generative fill.

[@alanm.6096]

Hmm. It seems companies like Adobe and Topaz are working to get people comfortable with credit consumption, while not really tracking just how many credits they are actually consuming. There may be some surprises on the credit card at some point.

[@yinoveryang4246]

Love your videos always Deke. Love the ability to upscale the AI to a decent res, Any other new features? I mean old style enhancements, maybe some new "Just do it" features; repairing obvious glitches and bugs in the software that've been there for years? What about them introducing some new features, now that graphics card technology has become super-powerful … ? 1. "Live Liquify"? How about a feature where liquefy can be used to work within the image frame, rather than having to go into a dialog? The old reason this couldn't happen, was that live adjustment layers and floating blended layers ABOVE the liquefy layer you are working on, made it too complicated to render. With new graphics card technology, it will now definitely be possible. Anyone that actually worked with AI, knows that 99 times out of 100, editing has to happen on the rendering. Features like this would help greatly

[@photoray002]

Nice info, but I am now completely confused. AI costs to use? Its there in my subscription of PS that I've had for over a year now, and I've used a bit here and there, but nothing has prompted me to pay extra for it, so I don't understand. Sry

[@thewebstylist]

Wait Bro Say Whaaaaa is this credit system pulling off those of us that have paid for full Adobe monthly membership$?!?

[@toddlawrimore3577]

Thanks Deke

[@zvit]

Isn't Photoshop Beta excluded? They say, "Features that do not deduct any credits for generations - for a limited time and may change: Adobe Photoshop - Generative Workspace (beta)"

[@doug.s6289]

How do we check how many credits we have, or used when AI is run?

[@johnsmith1474]

Surprise! If you open Creative Cloud, search for ... "credits" ... you will, of course, see the info you seek. It's in typical Adobespeak, tons of claims and distraction but it does eventually get to the point. Looks like 500 a month for my Photographer Plan.

[@terrymcgovern6846]

Open up the Creative Cloud App to the Home page, and in the upper right corner there is a little blue pie-chart sort of symbol. That's your Account button. Click that and a box should pop up showing your monthly credits and what you've used so far. Note that at this time, there is no charge for going over your limit, and you can keep generating after they're all gone. That is sure to change, so be sure and keep up to date...

[@FrostyTheBeerMan]

🚨 ⚠ The MOST used word in this video "credit / credits" ... this here tells you where Adobe's focus is these days. Adobe should be ashamed of themselves, we are already paying big $ for our subscription.

[@johnsmith1474]

I have no idea exactly how time-consuming it is for you to whip up a presentation like this on a subject so familiar to you, probably not a lot. But from my end there isn't a wasted word. It's remarkable in a media space full of presenters shoveling filler. I can stop and forward/back and replay statements in this and just get a ton out of it, and it's a complete whole. Pithy applies here, you are Mr. Pith.

[@mastart4971]

you still use Adobe??? lol

[@JamesHarris-]

What's all this about 'credits'? Is Adobe charging our credit card when we use Generative AI? This in addition for the subscription they charge for the Photographer's package? How long has this been going on? A big percent of the time, it comes back that I failed to comply with community standards, was I charged for that? IF my 80 year old Mother's arm got in the picture and Adobe decided it needed to be censored, I may never use Generative AI ever again. Maybe this would be the ideal time to make the switch to ACDSee.

[@josdenis3684]

As does Topaz Labs!

[@joeyitaliano1280]

Deke's demo are excellent, but the price of Adobe CC is not in my income range.

[@terrymcgovern6846]

Poverty is hell...

[@Eigil_Skovgaard]

Why don't we skip all the boring human creativity once and for all. 'Hi, I am your Adobe Super AI Pet - Shall we make your shot perfect together? - Yes, I thought so..' Now Duocell Dennis only have to push one single slider on a scale from 10 to 100 (Credits) and add a few instructions. '100' even comes with support: - 'IF you want me to add something differenct, Buster - then at least spell the instructions correctly!' ... What?! ... You are banned and blocked for a week, your credits have been removed!

[@johnsmith1474]

I can help you come in off the ledge. Scenario: You are a kid working for pay in some shop for $22 an hour, and they tell you at 9am they want that pic of that road in those sandstone cliffs to be 4x the size by 9:30 for a meeting, you go do as was described herein, and you are a hero. They are going to cover it with type for an ad. They, not knowing any better, love it and can loaf about working on your own art for a couple hours. Grinding away at image area replacement is a labor of love for some few images, but often it's just busywork.

[@Eigil_Skovgaard]

@@johnsmith1474 ;O) Your good explanation is waisted on me, John. I quit the Adobe syndicate for more than a year ago after having found out how clever the free! Darktable is and how good the one time cheap Affinity Photo works - both without AI. To be honest, the noise reduction in Darktable is nothing to write about, so I initially run my noisy keepers through DxO PureRAW n (this is where AI shines) and work in Darktable on the perfect DNGs.