Adobe updated Photoshop this week (the real version, not the beta) with some new features. So I thought I’d take a few minutes to go over what’s new. Enjoy!Â
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I love teaching and photography... In that order. I feel that enjoying photography, and photo editing can get WAY too complicated. So my personal mission (and favorite thing to do), is to create education that simplifies the process of taking great photos, and how to edit them to get the results you’ve always wanted.
thanks for the update – your AI course is fabulous!!!
The adjustment brush tool is very cool!
Thanks for the video
The text tool stuff with the bullets and numbers is good. I don’t use it but…
Thanks, as always, you know your stuff and presented it well. Nicely done.
I like the new features; however, is there anything on the horizon from Adobe that if one uses generative fill or something similar that it will generate at the current DPI of the image rathat than defaulting to 1080?
Hi…I’m sure there is but right now all Ai generated images are low res, not just Adobe
Thank you for doing these videos on new features!! Have a good day.
Very interesting thanks. I’m off to fire up my computer and have a look.
Thanks Matt. Very helpful. The AI module is also a big help. Stay well. Hope you are grooving your golf swing.
I have many of your videos and am a big fan of yours. I have been doing photoshop since version 3 in 1994 and am still always awed by what it can do-especially now! I am learning to use generative fill and am stymied by the 1040 limitation….do you have recommendations for a fix-a-around? Thanks for all your great teaching!
Nope. It’s a general limitation of Generative Ai across the board in the entire industry. Either they don’t have the technology, bandwidth, or all of the AI companies are trying to get us hooked before they try to sell us on higher resolution generative images. Magnific AI is expensive but it will upscale generated AI images, better than any Photoshop or Topaz tool.