To my knowledge you only need a PS sub, I have the Lightroom/PS subscription and it works for me (of course it's only available in beta at the moment).
Hey Keith, look up quick mask tutorials. Basically you use a quick mask and draw an area with a X% opacity then when you turn quick mask off it selects the area. Let me know if that helps!
I’ve been trying to select a lady with a Macaw on her shoulder . Ok I do select subject and do the Generative fill but it cut the Macaw out completely. I hope you don’t mind me asking . 😊
@@AndyFeliciotti I've always used GIMP for thumbnails and other photo work as I don't use it enough to justify paying for Adobe. This might be worth paying for though.
For Lightroom and Photoshop it's $10/m which I think is well worth it. But hey if your workflow is working probably not a big enough reason to change for the AI features.
That’s a good video idea! You could make open a photo and make it 16:9 aspect, then run “remove background” then generate a background using fill that’s interesting. Sadly you’ll have to do your own typography.
Enjoyed your tips! The brown sculpture like form you stitched together looks very much like "fox and hound" sculpture at Princeton University. Where was that located?
Thanks for watching!
Let me know how you feel about Adobe adding AI features to Photoshop, excited or disappointed? Would love to hear!
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awesome video! really helpful, loved it!
Happy you enjoyed it!
I enjoyed your tutorial and appreciated you thinking to remember to say hold down the shift when you want to continue to select people to remove them.
Happy to help!
Lincoln examples were great!
Perfect example to remove tourists! Thanks for watching Angela!
Great set of tips. Do you get the AI with just a PS sub or does it have to be the whole Cloud package?
To my knowledge you only need a PS sub, I have the Lightroom/PS subscription and it works for me (of course it's only available in beta at the moment).
@@AndyFeliciotti Many thanks, great news! Something to buy once I have my new Mac!
@@mikesrandomchannel you’re welcome! If you are a photographer the Lightroom/Photoshop for $10 a month is well worth it in my opinion!
Great tips! Thanks!
Thanks Adam! Happy to help 🙌
Good job..Thanks
Happy to help! glad you enjoyed the video.
Hey, can you go through the select with opacity here, I try it but it doesn’t work. I’m not sure which step I’m missing.
Hey Keith, look up quick mask tutorials. Basically you use a quick mask and draw an area with a X% opacity then when you turn quick mask off it selects the area. Let me know if that helps!
this guy photoshops 🤘
youtubers que dejan el link directo merecen el cielo
NOTI GANG
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Thank you Roberto 💪
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Thank you I’m a newby and you explain thing well
You’re very welcome Carol! Glad to help! I have a written version covering some of the feature on my blog as well.
I’m having a go at restoring a really damaged photo today . Actually it just amazing PS23 😊
I’ve been trying to select a lady with a Macaw on her shoulder . Ok I do select subject and do the Generative fill but it cut the Macaw out completely. I hope you don’t mind me asking . 😊
Are you trying to remove the entire person or just the macaw?
Whoa. This is pretty wild.
Right! Such a useful feature, I have a feeling we'll eventually have an option to describe edits we want to graphics/photos.
@@AndyFeliciotti I've always used GIMP for thumbnails and other photo work as I don't use it enough to justify paying for Adobe. This might be worth paying for though.
For Lightroom and Photoshop it's $10/m which I think is well worth it. But hey if your workflow is working probably not a big enough reason to change for the AI features.
Amazing for removing. Adding, not so much.
What do you mean?!?! It's amazing at adding too!
So everything we already knew from everyone elsev😂
this is so impressive, now how do i get it to make a thumbnail for me lol
That’s a good video idea! You could make open a photo and make it 16:9 aspect, then run “remove background” then generate a background using fill that’s interesting. Sadly you’ll have to do your own typography.
Enjoyed your tips! The brown sculpture like form you stitched together looks very much like "fox and hound" sculpture at Princeton University. Where was that located?
I should have looked up the name before filming! It’s the “Richard Serra, Joe, 1999” at the Pulitzer in St Louis!
The one in Princeton was "hedgehog and the fox" also by Richard Serra 🙏🏽 en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Hedgehog_and_the_Fox_(sculpture)
@@SebAnt thank you for sharing! I’ll have to check it out when I’m in that area!