And that’s what Adobe is doing with Lightroom.
Lightroom Adds AI Tools Powered by Adobe Sensei
Adobe has long been using AI to help creators.
An excellent example is its Content-Aware Fill, which lets youremove objects in Photoshop with just a click.
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These AI tools are powered byAdobe Sensei, the company’s AI tool designed to help creators.
TheApril 2023 updateadds several AI tools to Lightroom, Lightroom Classic, Lightroom Mobile, and Lightroom Web.
So, here’s what they are, what they do, and how to use them.
Denoise
This Noise Reduction filter helps remove unwanted artifacts from your image.
you’ve got the option to find theDenoisefeature inDevelop Mode, under Detail in the Right-Hand panel.
Alternatively, clickPhoto > Enhanceto launch theEnhance Previewwindow.
In the Enhance Preview window, put a checkmark onDenoisetoremove noise from your photo.
Adjust the Denoise slider to suit your taste.
Once you’re satisfied, clickEnhanceand watch Lightroom do its magic.
This is where Lightroom’s AI-powered presets come in.
They are underPresets, listed asAdaptive: Portrait,Adaptive: Sky, andAdaptive Subject.
Just choose the preset applicable to your vision, and you’re good to go.
For example, we choseAdaptive: Sky > Storm Cloudsto emulate dark clouds over our landscape image.
With that, you no longer have to mask elements in your photos and apply your effects manually.
This will save time and help you quickly create professional-looking images.
If Lightroom detects people in your photo, you also have the option to mask specific people.
you might see additional masking options if you hit one particular person.
This will allow you to mask specific features, like hair, facial skin, clothes, and more.
Once you’re happy with your selection, clickCreate Mask.
you’re free to then start editing the masked area to your desire.
you could then adjustTempandTintto your taste.
These features remove time-consuming and tedious tasks, allowing artists to focus on creativity rather than technicalities.
