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Hello, tech lovers! Today, let’s explore how Adobe is supercharging Photoshop with new AI-powered tools that make editing a breeze.
Adobe is rolling out shiny new features for Photoshop, all driven by its Firefly AI models. Among these, a tool that sharpens images up to 8 megapixels stands out — perfect for reviving old photos or preparing images for prints. They also introduced Project Harmonize, which now officially joins the scene under the new name. This feature helps blend new objects into a scene seamlessly by adjusting their color, shadows, and lighting, making them look like they’ve always belonged.
Another exciting update is the improved object removal tool. Previously, trying to erase an object left unwanted artifacts, but now, Adobe’s enhanced algorithm focuses solely on eliminating the object and restoring the background accurately. Plus, they’re making it easier to organize shared assets within Photoshop and letting users pick their preferred Firefly model version for AI effects.
These features are currently in beta for desktop and web versions, with early access available on the new Photoshop iOS app. Adobe’s goal is to streamline creative workflows, helping creators save time and tackle complex tasks with greater ease.
