Hair and fur can be some of the most awkward things to fix when you're editing, and Photoshop's Generative Fill AI can be a real help with them. Here I show how to use Generative Fill to fix hair and fur, but just as importantly I also look at when not to use it. For those times when it isn't the right tool for the job, I go through how to fix things manually instead, so you've got both approaches to choose from depending on the image in front of you.
GENERATIVE FILL A.I. in Photoshop performs Magic changing furniture! MIND BLOWN 😳
This one blew me away. I was playing around experimenting in Photoshop one evening and discovered that Generative Fill AI in Photoshop Beta is able to change furniture, even furniture that has people sitting on it. Here I show it in action, swapping out the furniture while leaving the people in place, and how it blends the result in perfectly in a matter of seconds. It's a great example of just how much this technology can do.
Transform Photographs into Stunning Paintings or Sketches with Photoshop's Generative Fill A.I.
This is a fun one. There's a little trick you can use with Generative Fill AI in Photoshop Beta to transform your own photographs into paintings and drawings, and here I show how it works. With it you can turn a picture into an oil painting, a watercolour, a pencil sketch and more, all from the same starting image, which makes it a really enjoyable way to experiment and see your photographs in a completely different light.


