Photoshop Generative Fill WOW!

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  • Опубликовано: 4 окт 2024
  • I wanted to test out Photoshops new Beta version Generative fill with what I thought was a massively complicated task.
    Turns out it wasn't complicated at all.
    I am literally blown away!
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  • @julianray
    @julianray Год назад +1

    How cool to see you play with synthography and share your journey into some of the amazing potential.
    Thanks Jason for another cool vid.

  • @fleahigh88
    @fleahigh88 Год назад +1

    Good stuff Jasin - Will have to play around with it myself and we’ll chat on it. 🤓

  • @057rcbartman
    @057rcbartman Год назад +1

    years of learning how to , has now made everyone on a similar level , but as you said you use it as an enhancement tool .my fav is extending certain images to give an amazing result . It can only improve im sure. I had a room which needed extending to give it more appeal , it just made it bigger room with walls and dirt and heaps of work it saved me so much time.

  • @cocovanoppens
    @cocovanoppens Год назад +1

    I have also been working with generative fill on current project, down side is am spending too much time in post 😉, but also blown away by what I can take away / clean up !

  • @RigoLuchi
    @RigoLuchi Год назад +1

    That is just so sick!!! Is amazing how far technology has come!

    • @JasinBoland
      @JasinBoland  Год назад +1

      and functional, not taking away a job from anyone just making my life easier.

  • @MarksAGoodLad
    @MarksAGoodLad Год назад +1

    Absolutely crazy stuff, Jasin! Next level these days. A great tool to have access to when necessary.
    Yet at the same time, it isn't doing your job for you as it still takes your telent and experience to have captured the moment on a fast paced set in the first place. A good balance to help work smart!
    Great vid!

    • @JasinBoland
      @JasinBoland  Год назад +1

      Absolutely and I can also do it instead of relying on the lab having to figure out what needs to go.

  • @jamesdaly4776
    @jamesdaly4776 Год назад +3

    Thanks again Jase for showing us one of your images... Agree, quite amazing!!! I think Adobe have done a great job finding the balance. This will definitely be a game changer for us Stills Photographers. Live on set, I won't need to worry so much about zooming in so close to the actors to avoid equipment / crew etc. This will also speed up processing time, sending off edits / deliverables too. Another tool in our tool box! Cheers mate.

    • @JasinBoland
      @JasinBoland  Год назад +1

      Yeah James so good for us to tidy up our images. I did a test with crew reflected in a window and it’s amazing!

    • @nigelroberson8911
      @nigelroberson8911 Год назад

      @@JasinBoland I guess you will have to be aware if continuity is compromised.

    • @JasinBoland
      @JasinBoland  Год назад

      @@nigelroberson8911 because of a missing boom?

    • @ldhorricks
      @ldhorricks Год назад

      @@nigelroberson8911 ?????

    • @nigelroberson8911
      @nigelroberson8911 Год назад +1

      @@JasinBoland I didn’t know if your shots are used for continuity purposes in which case the crew would probably want un processed pictures. I know so little of your job but find it fascinating. My questions maybe are a bit dumb.

  • @MikeJamesMedia
    @MikeJamesMedia Год назад +1

    Great to see your results, Jasin. Much cooler than expected! :)

  • @ldhorricks
    @ldhorricks Год назад +1

    Mate...this blows me away...like you I am not a photoshop guy or retoucher...but this is making me think. Obviously there are BTS that we compose for with crew and gear in the shot...but this can make a shot we really want clean but because all the obvious reasons cant get when when we are shooting it. I can see how it would be especially helpful in action sequences....hmmmm!... BTW the E2 shots coming out are awesome.

    • @JasinBoland
      @JasinBoland  Год назад

      Especially useful in action sequences for sure!

  • @AlphonseLuis
    @AlphonseLuis Год назад +1

    Alphonse for Chi-Town (Chicago) welcome to the world of "AI" Jasin ... I'm a 15 year Computer Science veteran (transitioning to photographer - USP one day) ... this is only the beginning - just wait in the near future you are really going to be blown away ... insight to IT world , they always start out slow ... working out the program bugs ... then releasing some pretty amazing stuff! ENJOY from a Unit Still Photographer perspective 👍

    • @JasinBoland
      @JasinBoland  Год назад

      Enjoy? I’m loving it!

    • @AlphonseLuis
      @AlphonseLuis Год назад

      @@JasinBoland Thanks for answering ... I have a quick question, due to respecting your opinion as a Nikon ambassador, are you excepting general questions about Nikon equipment {especially for Unit Still Photography} ... and if you do what is the best way to contact you? I did see your business inquiry e-mail ... but didn't want to use it if that is not the intent for that e-mail. Let me know and thank you for sharing your knowledge with the rest of us!!!!!!!!!😉🎥🎬📷

  • @alexfxlll
    @alexfxlll Год назад +1

    Crazy. How complicated were the prompts you were giving it?!

    • @JasinBoland
      @JasinBoland  Год назад

      Mostly none at all, it’s incredible!

  • @EugeneMaynard
    @EugeneMaynard Год назад +1

    Pretty impressive Jason! The art of using this AI power is using it with discretion and restraint. Being old school I have yet to try it for myself in case I don’t have that restraint!😂 👍🏾🙏🏾

    • @JasinBoland
      @JasinBoland  Год назад +1

      I’ve no problem with tools for our work but I do have a problem with it used as ground up creations

    • @EugeneMaynard
      @EugeneMaynard Год назад

      @@JasinBoland Same here!👍🏾

  • @patstevo
    @patstevo Год назад +1

    I think we're living in a really exciting time where we can use this as a fantastic tool to elevate our shots, I've already used it on a few shoots where I would usually have to send the shot off to a retouch artist. I think it's also exciting to remember, this is the worst this technology will ever be, it's only going to get better from here.