Photoshop's new AI-powered Generative Fill feature has generated a ton of buzz around the industry for its ability to perform powerful edits with just a single click. And while it has many discussing what extremes it can be pushed to, it also has some very practical, time-saving applications. This great video tutorial will show you five such applications for real estate photography.
Coming to you from Kevin Raposo, this excellent video tutorial will show you five useful applications of Photoshop's new Generative AI feature for real estate photography. Like Raposo, I have been impressed by Generative Fill's ability to perform edits that would normally take me a fair amount of time and effort. For example, on a recent headshot shoot, a client asked for a shot to be changed to a center crop, which meant I needed to extend the canvas to the side, including his shoulder and shirt, which had a rather intricate pattern that would take a significant amount of cloning work to create convincingly. I gave Generative Fill a try, and it got it 99% there, even recreating the pattern and natural wrinkles in the shirt perfectly. All I had to do was a slight exposure and color adjustment. Needless to say, I was quite impressed. Check out the video above for the full rundown from Raposo.
