Adobe’s Project Super Sonic lets users generate sound effects for videos by simply using a prompt, or you can just click on objects in the video to create sounds without any prompts.
Project Primrose blurred the lines between fashion and technology, while Adobe Magic Fixup just wants to make your photo-editing life easier. How so? It adopts a basic cut-and-paste like approach that will enable users to fixup those edits automatically.
Adobe’s VideoGigaGAN is a new AI tools that can upscale blurry videos into HD or better resolution. It’s basically a generative video super-resolution (VSR) model that builds upon GigaGAN, a large-scale image upsampler, capable of producing videos with high-frequency details and temporal consistency.
Adobe’s new Project Music GenAI Control tool uses generative AI to turn text prompts into music, complete with fine-grained control for users to edit that audio for their precise needs. For example, users can enter prompts like “punk rock,” “happy jazz,” or “summer mood” to generate music.
Adobe Project Primrose was teased at the company’s MAX 2023 conference this week and it is an optical illusion to say the least. The project aims to blur the line between fashion and technology, demonstrating the potential for flexible textile displays by turning clothes into creative canvases.
Adobe unveiled Generative Fill in Photoshop today, which brings Firefly generative AI directly into your design workflows. This is touted as the world’s first co-pilot in both creative and design workflows for Creative Cloud, Document Cloud and Adobe Express. You’ll be able to add, extend or remove content from images in seconds.
First, there was Project Morpheus, and now, Adobe Firefly brings generative AI to Photoshop, After Effects and Premiere Pro. Put simply, every user who creates content, regardless of skill, will be able generate content using just their own words as far as their imagination goes, whether it be images, audio, vectors, videos, 3D models or even brushes.
During the Adobe MAX Sneaks 2021 event, the company teased Project Morpheus, which is essentially an AI-powered deepfake tool. This innovative video editing technology is powered by Adobe Sensei and utilizes machine learning to automate frame level appearance changes with extremely smooth, consistent results. This makes authoring and editing content easier than ever since it eliminates the time-consuming, frame-by-frame edits.
Manually masking objects in Lightroom can take quite a while to say the least, but now, there’s a much easier way to make selective adjustments in Adobe Camera Raw within Lightroom. Available on October 26th across all platforms, the Adobe Research Team have developed AI-powered selection tools, including Select Subject and the Sky Replacement tool, making it easy to precisely select objects.