6 articles
3 min readRelight is a new generative layer in the Photoshop beta. You drag lights around the canvas, set their color and softness, and Photoshop replaces the photo's lighting on a separate layer. Each final render costs 30 generative credits.
Photo & Imaging
· 3 min read
6 min readContent-Aware Fill can erase a boom mic, a sign, or a passerby from a shot, but only if you pick the right fill method and feed it the right mask. Pulling together Adobe's docs and several independent tutorials, here's a fuller workflow, including where the guides disagree.
Motion & Video
· 6 min read
5 min readLightroom's Remove tool now packs Generative Remove plus one-click Distraction Removal for people, reflections, and dust. Pulling together Adobe's own guidance and several independent guides, here's how to pick the right mode, brush it properly, and know when to hand off to Photoshop.
Photo & Imaging
· 5 min read
6 min readHarmonize matches a pasted-in subject's light and color to its new scene in one click. Pulling together Adobe's own tutorial and several hands-on guides, here's how to set it up, where it goes soft, and how to finish the job by hand.
Photo & Imaging
· 6 min read
4 min readThe deal closed September 23 with promises that Topaz stays standalone. Across Topaz's own forum and other creative communities, the reaction is less outrage than guarded skepticism about pricing, licenses, and credits.
Photo & Imaging, Motion & Video
· 4 min read
5 min readMost people who use Firefly inside Photoshop know two moves: fill a resize, erase an object. A look across Adobe's own documentation and independent tutorials turns up a model picker, a free removal path, and a reference-image workflow most people never open.
Photo & Imaging, Brand & Graphic, Web
· 5 min read