Adobe Lightroom Gets AI 1g5p6b Powered Generative Remove Tool, One-Click Lens Blur Feature

These AI features will be available across Adobe Lightroom’s web, mobile, and desktop apps. 4c3f5e

Written by Siddharth Suvarna | Updated: 22 May 2024 11:51 IST

Adobe Lightroom Gets AI-Powered Generative Remove Tool, One-Click Lens Blur Feature

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Adobe Lightroom’s Generative Remove feature is currently available in early access

Highlights

The Generative Remove is a single-click feature designed for all s
Adobe Lightroom’s new feature is similar to Canva’s Magic Eraser
Generative Remove is powered by Firefly Image 1 Model

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Lightroom's web client, mobile apps as well as desktop apps.

Making the announcement on Tuesday via a newsroom post, Adobe highlighted that these features were being introduced as intuitive and easy tools for both photographers and hobbyists to professionals. Calling Generative Remove its most powerful remove tool yet, Adobe said it can “remove unwanted objects from any photo non-destructively in a single click by intelligently matching the removed area”. The company also shared a video showcasing the tool.

Based on its description and the video, it appears the feature is similar to Firefly Image 1 Model.

Another feature being introduced is called Lens Blur. Unlike Generative Remove, this is generally available to all s. Powered by AI, it adds an aesthetic blur effect on any photo, whether or not they had a blur effect to begin with. This is an entirely digital blur and will be available in three new presets to choose from.

Notably, last month Adobe unveiled three new AI features for Photoshop powered by its latest Firefly Image 3 Model. First, Reference Image lets s an image as a reference to generate new images. Then there is the Generate Background that replaces and creates backgrounds. Finally, Generate Similar produces different variations of a previously generated image for granular control over the result.

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