Massive Photoshop AI UPDATES, all new features

Huge Photoshop update, all the new features. Colin Smith from PhotoshopCAFE shows all the new features in Photoshop and how to use them.

00:00 Intro
00:10 How to get beat
00:31 Firefly 3 in Photoshop
02:12 Better Generative Fill
02:48 Generate Similar
03:10 Upscale
04:19 Use Reference image
05:21 Generate Background
05:56 Adjustment Brush Enhancements
06:39 Updated New Font Browser

#Photoshop #AdobeFirefly #ai #CommunityxAdobe

[DavidMFranks]

Being able to use a reference image! Now I can get closer to what I want without dozens of attempts. GREAT!

[FamilyReunionPhotography]

What a great time to be alive. In my 20+ year photography career, I (we) sure have seen a lot of changes. I keep thinking of all those years doing so much tedious edits that now are done in a snap. I’m loving it. It’s only gonna get better.

[deleon]

The biggest highlight for me is the integration of Firefly 3 into Photoshop. Based on my limited testing, the image renditions have markedly improved. It's phenomenal how far Adobe has gone with its Generative AI technology. Now, our only limitation in image editing and creation is our imagination. I can't wait to see where this goes.

[ladybuddy]

Thanks for the update Colin! The Font update is awesome!

[margueritewhite]

Love the font look up ability and I'll probably use the adjustment brush because it just seems easier!

[Cheryl]

Thank you, I always appreciate your clean, fast explanations.

[JustARandomFio]

Doing composite artwork for almost 3 decades (used Corel, though, until last year when I decided to switch to PS, choosing the fair-priced photography plan), and my main objective in using AI is to be able to add realistic add-ons and enhancements to my (mostly animal) works, e.g. missing paws or ears, wings on pets for rainbow bridge scenes, fairytale buildings and backgrounds for Xmas cards, etc. I played around with Generative Fill and dismissed it almost right away due to the poor quality and choices I got. Now it looks promising and I'll surely try it out. The font feature is also more than appreciated since Adobe allows commercial use (with some smaller restrictions), so you're safe.

[balamina]

What a huge development! Thank you so much Colin, as always very helpful, informative and straight to the point! God bless and good luck!

[MathyHeijmans]

Thank you Colin it is a perfect introduction of new features again! Thank you for the good work in years! Photoshopcafe is a fine and steady channel to follow.

[rczuczor]

These new features are so incredible. Design time is almost cut in thing about technology that I like 😃

[kentjensen]

You are REALLY good at explaining this stuff, Colin.

[erik]

I find these changes invaluable and use them almost everyday. It is amazing what power to create they give us all. There is a gentleman here who was bemoaning the fact that as a landscape photographer he feels most of the updates are useless to his landscape imagery.

SO WHAT?

Adobe is responding to and, quite well - thank you very much - to the demands of the market place beyond what someone who shoots subjects that never move needs?

Keep it up Adobe because, we who do shoot and create beyond staid, unmoving things - LOVE what you are doing.

[theworldtravellerm]

Great new features well explained. I like the font update and the reference image most. Thanks for this video.

[ralphpayne]

A very quick release about the update. Thank you!!

[liverpoolpictorial]

Colin, you are a star mate. Thank you so much for this detailed tutorial.

[psteelman]

The font and the high quality of the generative feature

[stevejarvis]

Great video Colin thanks for showing us all these new toys! Adobe are really making great strides on PS, and now the resolution on on the Generative tool can get enhanced resolution its more useable. I dont understand why Adobe dont make this just `baked in` though, because whats the point of 1024 x 1024.? Can I ask you a question Colin? With regard to Fonts. I use LRC and PS on a desktop and laptop. If I now download new fonts, do I have to download the chosen font to both desktop and laptop separately, or as I`m signed into my Adobe account on both machines, does a download on one get picked up on the other. Or can I download new fonts on my desktop and set up Presets etc there as well, and then transfer all of these `new set ups/tools etc to my other machine, by going into a folder where these things are stored, copying that folder, then taking that folder to my other machine and pasting there? If thats the case can you tell me the folder that I`m looking for Colin and its path? Cheers Colin.

[josephpaul]

Photoshop Cafe one of the finest for learning Photoshop and Adobe

[jmgcg]

Funny to see that after some years Adobe brings back an option to use a reference photo.
I remember they have that on Content-Aware Fill

[ThePhotographyRebuttal]

wow and finally - definitely love the reference image!!!