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Any way to try out the new AI generative fill in Photoshop yet?
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I have access to it, it's ok and a fun toy but it's best at doing things like filling grass or simpler things like that.
It can do smarter stuff but only as well as an earlier image generator AI, think dali-2 rather than the cutting edge systems.
Yeah, I'm not expecting it to be amazing, but it's just an area I'm interested in and wanted to see how it was working. I don't use PS enough to justify paying for it@
Yea, I'm pretty interested in the generative recolouring stuff they are working on, just being able to recolour an image or a part thereof by describing what you want is pretty sweet, even if the source is greyscale.
Might have to wait a while if you want it for free though, Creative cloud is getting harder and harder to work around.