Photo bombing is dead. Adobe is adding an artificial-intelligence-powered Generative Remove feature to its Lightroom photo editor that makes it dead simple to zap out unwanted elements, like that ...

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This software suite makes it easy to remove distracting elements from your photos, whatever your level of expertise. [Article courtesy of Adobe] ...

Adobe today updated its Lightroom software for the iPad and Mac with Generative Remove, an AI-powered feature that can remove any element from a photo with a single click. Generative Remove eliminates ...

AI-powered platform that turns a single photo into a fully customized, 3D-printed figurine. By combining advanced ...

The model is tasked with localizing the same object of interest in the query image. Here, the team visualizes a few inputs and outputs showing how the new method captures information and then ...

Ever taken what you thought was the perfect picture, only to later notice a random photo bomber or a rogue tree branch ruining the shot? We've all been there. Whether it's a nosy stranger in the ...

All Windows 11 users now have access to Microsoft Paint’s new “Generative Erase” AI feature, reports Windows Latest. The new feature, which was previously exclusive to Windows 11 Insider preview ...

For years, Photoshop fans have relied on Content Aware Fill to remove objects from a scene, with a very limited degree of success. Generative Fill brings the ability to both add and remove content at ...