As with all things, there are pros and cons to using artificial intelligence (AI) in photography. The technology has been under fire in the recent years for understandable and now widely discussed reasons, but that doesn’t mean you can’t make good use of it. Travel photographer Sean Dalton shares a
Artificial Intelligence (AI) in photography has been a hot topic since its advent in the creative industries, and remains controversial as more developments roll in. By now, everyone already agrees that it’s here to stay — for better or for worse — and so will all the discussions surrounding it.
Adobe Photoshop beta received a nice update, Generative Expand. This allows you to expand images magically and easily with one click. Here’s how it works. Example one: Strange VW camper For the first example, I will use a night photo of a bizarre VW camper made of a van and
Can a “camera” have no lens or sensor? With Paragraphica, it can. They’ve developed a strange “context-to-image” device that interprets the place around it. So, uh, what is it? Paragraphica is a “context-to-image” “camera” that uses location data and artificial intelligence to determine a “photo” of a specific place and
All of the new artificial intelligence we’re seeing in the photography world has got me thinking about how it affects what we do. How we think about our creating images might change, no? How about our processes and the actual creative part of those processes? What options are out there?
Adobe Lightroom Classic unveiled the new Denoise powered by AI. Topaz Labs has released Denoise AI a while back. Join me for this epic smackdown. Comparing Topaz Labs Denoise AI and Lightroom Classic Denoise I denoised a high-ISO Milky Way photo several times, using Lightroom as a platform. First, I
Radiant Photo from Radiant Imaging Labs offers a Sky toning slider. What is Sky Toning? Can it help your photos? What does Radiant Photo do? When you open an image, Radiant Photo analyzes each image and suggests edits that it feels is best for each photo. Rather than applying presets,
Artificial Intelligence, or AI, is revolutionizing the world of photography in ways that were once unimaginable. From editing software to image recognition, AI is rapidly revamping how we approach and create images. As a result, it’s now possible to take stunning photographs with minimal effort and transform even the most
With artificial intelligence (AI) currently a hot topic in creative circles, it’s easy to wonder if the threat to photography is real. If this is something that alarms or fascinates you (or both), we’re sure you’d also like to know what your fellow photographers think. In his channel The Art
ChatGPT uses AI to offer information to responses — or sometimes create fascinating conversation. I asked ChatGPT what the five night photography cameras were. And it offered some poetry as well. Just for fun, I decided to ask ChatGPT to offer an opinion about the top five night photography cameras.
It’s easy to use AI to create a mask for the sky in Adobe Photoshop. Let’s have a look at how to do this. Using AI to select the sky with Adobe products Lightroom has the ability to mask the sky. And of course, that means that Camera Raw can
Today, Skylum has announced several new extensions added to their toolbox for Luminar Neo. In this article, we’ll take a look at SupersharpAI. SupersharpAI This technology was developed to help artists tackle motion blur and misfocus in their photos. The neural network has a combined understanding of the depth, perspective,
