Lightroom on mobile is designed to be easily accessible and give you plenty of editing tools that will make your photos pop. This allows the Healing Tool brush to better detect large objects and remove them from photos, like an unsightly trash can in the background of a photo. Lightroom's Healing tool is getting a makeover by getting a new feature called Content-Aware Remove. Healing tool and Content-Aware Remove finally added This is made possible through the AI's improved masking tools that were talked about previously. These one-click presets include things like smoothing hair, adding text to hair, darkening eyebrows, whitening teeth, and enhancing eyes. Adaptive Presets help make edits fasterĪ new selection of Adaptive Presets for portraits are coming to Lightroom. Dragging the mouse quickly over the object without being careful about what you're selecting will allow Lightroom to make a precise mask of the whale tail. For instance, say you're looking at a picture of a whale tail.
Clicking on the Objects option in the Masking menu allows users to drag the mouse over an object on the image and then the powerful AI will automatically select it. This far more powerful selecting also extends to objects. If you click on a person, the program creates a list of attributes for each person such as face, eyes, teeth, lips, hair, and more for easier editing. You can choose between selecting all people in the image or a specific person. When hovering over different parts of the image, the software automatically shows what it will select when you click. Lightroom's AI now automatically finds and creates masks for any people that appear in your photo. View Deal (opens in new tab) Improved Select People and Select Objects masking tools Doing this will remove anything in the selected space and fill it in with elements around it.Ĭontent-Aware Fill can also be accessed from the Fill Tools as well as the Layer Properties tab under the Quick Actions drop-down menu, so you can access it in whatever way is most convenient. Using selection tools, surround an element or person that you want to remove from your image and then use the Actions drop-down menu to choose Content-Aware Fill. One-tap Content-Aware Fill for easy on-the-go editing
It saves time by allowing users to quickly isolate the main subject from a background with a single tap and deletes the background. This is a feature that has been on the desktop version of Photoshop for a while now, but it's now available on Photoshop for iPad. With the latest updates, the iPad version becomes a far more intuitive editing base. Photoshop on iPad first released in 2019 and since then Adobe has regularly worked to improve the mobile experience.
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