Over the past few years, Adobe has made great strides in artificial intelligence through Adobe Sensei. Regular Photoshop users will know how difficult it can be to change the long-term workflow, and how rewarding it can be to effectively use newer features to save valuable time. when editing.
In this video, Jesús Ramirez at the Photoshop Training Channel gives a great example of how to effectively use object selections and quick masks in Photoshop with clear instructions on keyboard shortcuts and get great results. without requiring too many layers or unnecessary steps. The video is only 4:22 long and is geared towards Photoshop beginners, but it includes a lot of useful information that you can apply to any other project you might be working on.
Many advertisers who spend a lot of time in Photoshop may consider this a fairly simple effect to create, and there are a ton of different workflows you can use to create the same effect in Photoshop. As someone who’s been using Photoshop since the late ’90s, and someone who’s pretty resistant to change in general, I often find myself doing things a particular way simply because that’s how I’ve always done it. It would be an overstatement to say that Photoshop has come a long way since version 6.0 and that great new features come out every year. Watching simple, quick tutorials like this give me an idea of what changes I can make to my workflow to better take advantage of advances in technology than just looking at annual Adobe keynote. I usually think some of the new AI features are gimmicky right now, but the future of AI in image manipulation looks like it will be interesting.
Are you taking advantage of Adobe Sensei artificial intelligence? Are features like sky replacement and hair pick right for you? Or do you think the technology is not mature enough to be effective for your needs?
Let me know your thoughts in the comments section.
