New Adobe ai Feature changes EVERYTHING. AGAIN.

Structure reference in Adobe firefly generative ai enables you to copy from a reference image. Colin Smith shows you how to generate predictable ai from photo and sketch references.

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[chasebros]

Very cool. Good to see they are making improvements. I’m wondering when generative fill inside Photoshop will get an update as well.

[richtoonsTV]

This was extremely helpful to watch. I followed along and came up with some cool images. Thanks.

[thewebstylist]

So awesome to see! Thanks for letting us know Colin 🥳

[stephenelderphoto]

Great demo Colin. It's amazing how quickly the quality of generated imagery is improving.

[jeffpiper]

As always, you have the best and easiest explanations, showing all of us how we can use these new tools to improve our art!

[PatriciaMeredith-ctrz]

Answered a lot of my questions. Thank you for your great work.

[general---a]

This is great. It would be awesome to have Firefly recognize and integrate brands & licenses, eg. Porsche.

[yannmaenden]

Normally I don't share your enthusiasm for most new features but this one is good. Only criticism is that the background part of a photorealistic image lacks depth.
I have noticed that the algorithm here seems much better at recognising what you want from the text input than generative fill in Photoshop

[bendvfx]

It's getting so much better. Thanks for sharing 👍🏻

[bobkillen]

Wow, great improvements on the faces and limbs, which is one of the current issues with Gen Fill in Photoshop. I'm in the middle of a composite project right now for our class and I want to try this. Wahoo Adobe!

Thanks for sharing. You talking about AI image creation instead of a Photoshop feature or trick is a proof that AI is taking over, or trying to. But, I think AI won't replace creators or artists. It will definitely help to speed some mechanical parts of the creative process. It takes a conscious sentient being to conceive a feeling (even before that, there needs to be a human being having a feeling), conceptualize it and express it using his/her technical expertise–paint, music, sculpture, writing, photography or any artistic field to convey that feeling. Even if machines would do that, there needs to be a creative being behind it to instructs, correct, fix or guide it.

[danielm]

Great tutorial, it's a really useful addition thank you for the heads up👊

[Camrographer]

This is really cool. I’ll have to play with it to see how much utility I can get out of it. There might be a practical application for this in real estate photography, which is what I do. I may be able to generate furniture or filling things that I normally wouldn’t be able to do. Generative Phil by itself has been extremely useful for me. Rather than having to use clone, stamping and healing brushes, I can removing correct things with less work.

[liverpoolpictorial]

Hi Colin, this is an excellent totorial. I'm going to have fun with this. Thank you.

[DeithW]

They're getting so close to where opensource SD was a year ago :o

[Kranos_CG]

Will Photoshop have smth like this directly in its UI?

[fredr]

I always learn something when I watch one of your videos. Thanks!

[jonmichaelgalindo]

SD reference controlnet has been available for over a year... We can also do poses (rigging), lineart, depth maps, and so much more. Just got new ipadapter nodes this week.

[JoeHTX]

Wow, they sure have improved it! Looks good! I don't use it since they started charging though. If I were making money from any of it I definitely would use it but just as a hobby I don't use it.

[TrevorDennis]

I have to wonder about the detractors who said AI is the work of the devil, and they will never use it. Here we are a year or so into Firefly, and it's already getting more capable, and a lot more useful. You must burn through some Generative Credits with all the experimenting you must do on our behalf, and you are certainly the most innovative user of the Ai tools I've seen, so a big thank you for that.