If there was one major takeaway from this year’s Adobe MAX conference in Los Angeles, it’s simply this: AI is here. Love it, hate it, it doesn’t matter. AI has been the talk of the town for several years now, and while it’s still taking shape to its true form, it’s undeniable that it’s the major force of the future. But what does that future actually look like? As part of our coverage of Adobe MAX this year, we sat down to chat with Dave Clark, the co-founder and chief creative of...| No Film School
A look at all of the film and video new technologies previewed as part of Adobe Sneaks at this year’s Adobe MAX conference.| No Film School
Photoshop’s Generative Fill has already changed how we edit images on our Macs, making complex tasks feel like magic. But what if you could choose the brain behind that magic? Adobe has just rolled out a massive update, turning Generative Fill into a creative hub with multiple AI models, including Google’s powerful Gemini 2.5 Flash […] The post Photoshop AI Model Choice: Your Guide to Firefly, Gemini, and FLUX appeared first on Fello AI.| Fello AI
Packed into the main auditorium for this year’s Adobe MAX conference in Los Angeles, it’s clear that the buzz in the room is a familiar refrain. AI is here, and it’s changing everything. While the initial shock of AI might not have worn off for anyone yet, what AI is offering for filmmakers, editors, and other miscellaneous creators has settled into a couple of camps. Generative AI and workflow AI tools and features offer quite different solutions these days, but they do come from the s...| No Film School
New video and social media export features makes it easier than ever to create and share content across platforms.| blog.adobe.com
For our inaugural AI and the Creative Frontier Study, we surveyed over 2,000 creative professionals in the U.S. to explore their evolving relationship with generative AI. The findings reveal that while creators mostly see benefits like time savings and support in brainstorming with this transformative technology, they also demand greater transparency and control over their content.| blog.adobe.com
Get a sneak peek at the behind-the-scenes peak of how Adobe’s Brand Studio, in collaboration with Play Studio, created a fresh brand expression to reflect the singular energy of the world’s largest Creativity Conference as well as the vibrant creative culture of MAX’s new location in Miami Beach.| blog.adobe.com
Today, at Adobe MAX, we released the latest version of Creative Cloud, which helps creators cope with current challenges with innovations in speed, ease and superpowers, collaborative creativity and creating for 3D and immersive experiences.| blog.adobe.com
Today at Adobe MAX 2022 we announced a major release of Photoshop on the desktop, Photoshop on iPad, and Photoshop on the web (in beta in select markets). We also released transformative new features in the Adobe Camera Raw plugin and updates to the Content Authenticity Initiative and Adobe Fresco.| blog.adobe.com
This year at Adobe MAX, Substance 3D is expanding creative options for designers in new and surprisingly familiar ways. The Adobe Substance 3D Collection is now more connected to Creative Cloud than ever before. Substance 3D materials in Photoshop and Illustrator make the creative process faster, more fun, and kind of magical.| blog.adobe.com
Today, at Adobe MAX, we announced our approach to developing creator-centric Generative AI offerings by incorporating leveraging Content Authenticity Initiative (CAI) standards and investing in new research to support creatives' control over their style and work.| blog.adobe.com