New Photoshop ai BETTER Than Generative Fill?

New Generate Image in Photoshop beta. Colin Smith shows you how to generate images with new Generate Image using Firefly 3 in Photoshop.

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[aussieuGA]

Right now one of the best applications for this I've found is for creating custom art for the Samsung "The Frame" tv. Photoshop lets me tailor the image precisely like I want and then add an oil brushed effect to it.

[photoeducationbydaniel]

Generative fill is designed to fill a selected area of an image with something you prompt or by leaving the box blank. Generative fill, if left blank will try to fill a selected area based on the content of the image

[royceahr]

It is interesting to see where this is going. You are right it would be hard to see where this fits in a use case for photographers but over time more and more things come to mind...backgrounds, side panels, elements, items and so on. it is good to know how this is evolving.

[greatunz]

When are they going to get rid of the ridiculous censorship? you can't type in 'bikini' or you get a TOS message, but you can say 'swimsuit', is a bikini THAT much worse? oh my stars!. They need to open it up to let us create ANYTHING we want to when we are paying for it.

[SouthbayCreations]

Digital art and cartoonish images look ok but it just can’t get photo realistic images, they always look off, like air brushed

[AdamTwardoch]

Looks like Gen Fill is still using Firefly 2, or maybe a separate Inpainting model. Inpainting (generating an irregularly-shaped image based on the surroundings) needs different model training than straight text-to-image. With Stable Diffusion, most models don't work well with inpainting and only some dedicated ones do.

[jeffpiper]

Awesome... you explain things so much better and easier than anyone else out there! Whenever new features come out, I know to check your channel to figure out how to use them!

[Berniesphotography]

Amazing!!! Your videos are very informative. Keep them coming.

[pawelthe]

Great video as always. In my opinion, it is nice to have this option and other similar ones together in a graphics program, but when comparing PS this option to other programs, the accuracy is pathetic. And a orange warning about violating the regulations is an overstatement not even try create anything bad.

[fidelrodriguez]

Thanks so much as always for keeping us updated ❤

[bobkillen]

We have been playing with this at the agency level for a while, and the effect on the bottom line is immense when you consider the production time savings. But it is the top line, and I mean the creative top line, that I have to question and wrap my head around the potential of Ai. Does anyone know how this affects the future of image-making and content creation? We don't and we are not even sure of the questions to ask either. The cliche in any artmaking is that it’s all been done before. Machine learning is the apperceptive mass of what’s all been done before because it regurgitates new things from large data sets, which are things that have been done before. Creative people will use AI creatively, but what concerns me is that at the end of the day, it depends on how you deploy AI. If you are going to relinquish control of your creative talents and your own abilities as a visual artist, as a creator, as a generator of ideas that are not trite and boring, and as a thinker, then the tool owns you and your work, not you.

[Fotomadsen]

Incredible! It would be great if you could take one of your own photos and then take the editing style from a reference photo. So it would keep the original as it was except for colouring and editing style.

[thepurpleufo]

You do a great job of keeping up with all this stuff and showing us how it works. Thank you.

[billwilliams]

This is a good video, pretty informative. I wonder when this will be pushed to Photoshop Proper?

[tjkoker]

Great video. You have inspired me to do my own illustrations for my new book with the help of Photoshop. Cheers!

[juncal]

Can you use a photo and apply a new ai generated effect on top? Like a portrait of someone and applying a cyberpunk effect and keeping the person recognizable?

[carlkristensen]

Nice that you dive so much into this, no matter if we like it or not, it WILL be a part of our

[JoannaMalak]

The biggest problem is that everything that happens to the image is beyond our control. These are random actions of the algorithm. You can arrive at some results by trial and error, but it's still not a tool that gives you control over the resulting image

[cicicinammon]

That was coool, I'm currently trying stylar, any videos regarding it?

[tune_smith]

WARNING!!!! You are limited to a certain amount of AI credits on your account depending on which Adobe plan you have. I have the photography plan. Since I had the plan before November 2023, I am allowed 250 credits per month. People who got on the plan after November 2023 are only given 100 credits per month. Each time you generate an image or a generative fill you lose one credit. So here I was playing around and seeing what I could create, and when I needed to use the generative fill for a work project, I only had one credit left. That frosts me! That should have been made very clear when I started using the fill.