This new setting BOOSTS the remove Tool in Photoshop!

New option to use Generative ai on remove tool in Photoshop. Colin Smith gives you some tips to remove things even better in Photoshop.

#Photoshop #tricks #removeTool

[shaunclapham]

Just adding. Generative Fill has a resolution limit, which was originally 1024x1024 pixels, but this has been increased to 2000x2000 pixels in newer updates.

[alanm.]

Good work Colin! Hopefully Adobe watches this and continues to improve the removal process.

[stalk]

Would be nice if they actually integrated the credits you have left in Photoshop somewhere, that way you don't need to keep going to your account

[blue_ranger]

Very informative again, Colin! Right on point as usual. In a previous comment on another of your videos I said about the actions I'd made, another easy quick and useful one I've done is assign Shift+f2 to increasing a selection by 5 which has come in more handy since gen ai as you can select the subject then just increase the buffer with this action. (I also did shift+f3 to decrease)

[stkuj]

You always have the best tips! I'd like a video on how use Generative AI and upload photos to IG with out them flagging image as "AI"?

[EmeliaNevaehSaniyao]

dopepics AI fixes this (AI Image Editor / Upscaler). Photoshop remove tool boosted!

[thewebstylist]

Priceless GF tips and tricks indeed!
One thing Colin what did you mean about saving money, using credits, when does Adobe charge us beyond our monthly membership payments? First time I’ve heard of this

[FotomakerAcademy]

Colin, If you choose the 'Never Use Gen AI' option does that mean Gen AI won't appear as a default in the Contextual Taskbar? Or, is it a tool option bar limited setting? 🤔

[wilhelmienmarti]

Very unhandy! Look what happens if you draw a selection around the boats and fill in the prompt “remove boats”. I did that with birds in the bachground of two birds which I wanted to stand alone and that worked great and very much more simple!

[markjarvis]

I subscribe to adobe cloud. You kept mentioning credits. What are these and is there a charge? Great video as always

[StephenBoyd]

Generative AI uses credits? I’d never realised this. I don’t use photoshop any longer but when I did I’d just assumed that I could use the AI as much as I wanted to.

[rickpinelli]

Hi Colin, you mentioned paying "Generative Credits". What are those, I have not heard about this. How are you charged and what is the fee per credit? Thanks

[cyberwasp]

Still don't like AI. Faster option is select the boats, invert selection and paint over with clone stamp, Done! old school.

[derekduckitt]

Sorry, I'm confused - like the comment below, I subscribe, am i paying extra if I use generative fill? And I'm also confused about how exactly you saved money when you still had to use the generative fill? Ok after a struggle I found I get 250 credits per month, so I need to watch that but shouldn't be a problem.

[mavfan]

I’ve been a PS/LR subscriber since it started but I won’t be renewing my annual subscription in a few months. I thought the AI would be great but it consistently flags G rated swimsuit photos that wouldn’t offend your grandma as inappropriate. It’s ridiculous and I’m done. Oh, and all I’ve ever tried to do is clean up backgrounds or change colors. I’m not trying to manipulate the model in any way. Extending backgrounds is hit or miss but even a female model in a tank top and shorts can set off the Adobe”s prude alert. Ugh.

[colinmelhuish]

Pass this by me again. Need to slowdown. My age....