If you’re a Lightroom user, you’ve probably come to love the latest updates in masking technology that have been released, (for an overview of these updates, click here). Thanks to AI technology, the ability to select subjects, skies, backgrounds and people is now as simple as clicking a button. However,
Adobe has made it easy to select people in Lightroom and Adobe Camera RAW. The Masking Panel helps you achieve precise editing, quickly adjusting skin, teeth, eyes and more. How does it do this? Adobe Camera RAW 15 and Lightroom 12 automatically detect all the people in the photo using
A lot of Adobe’s new updates are based on using AI technology. One of their latest features, Adaptive Presets for portraits, is no different. Gone are the days of attempting to brush in masks on portraits; these new presets allow users to select their portrait subjects, create masks and make
Among the new additions to the recent Lightroom Classic update is the new Select People tool. In the previous version of Lightroom, you could use Select Subject to mask people in your photos and then edit them separately from your background. The new Select People tool takes it even further.
This morning, as a part of the Adobe MAX conference, Adobe announced updates to a variety of products, including the Lightroom ecosystem. Both Lightroom, Lightroom Classic and Adobe Camera Raw will see more AI-powered masking options — including a Select Object tool — as well as Content-Aware Remove, interface tweaks
Photoshop can be a big help in making and cleaning up selections. There are always many ways to do anything in Photoshop — I’m sharing my process. Depending upon the subject and surrounding background, I may use an entirely different technique. But you have to start somewhere. Select subject A
The masking features in Adobe Lightroom keep getting better. The latest update is the best so far! The features in Lightroom Classic have only improved over time. With last year’s addition of AI masks, you can automatically create masks of the sky and subject in your photos. But one problem
