Photographer Alex Hyner creates multi-layered photographs sourced from thousands of images he's taken of skies from all around the world. [Read More]
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Photoshop has been one of the most popular and reliable software for photographers of various fields and expertise who wish to edit their images. From tools allowing cropping to color correction and retouching of skin, Photoshop became the answer to many post-processing needs.
Adobe announced new features across much of the Creative Cloud ecosystem, including in Lightroom and Photoshop, designed to help creators move even faster from idea to final delivery.
Today, Adobe is announcing that Photoshop for Android is now in beta, and is free. Similar to what the company did with iOS devices a while back, the mobile application is now free with a bunch of options being accessible if you pay for them.
The lead image of this story wasn't made using AI or Photoshop -- but when I showed it to a Gen Z friend who looked at it on my phone, she thought it was made with AI. The reason why was because she didn't think that what I did could've been done in-camera.
At Adobe MAX London, Adobe announced new updates and improvements for its popular photo editing applications, Photoshop and Lightroom. The improvements include better selections, improved color editing, and a streamlined workflow. [Read More]
Earlier this month, Adobe set out its vision for an AI chatbot that is capable of editing photos in Photoshop. Now an Adobe coder has shared more of what the future may look like. [Read More]
Adobe has been accepting AI with open arms. The company has made swift changes to Adobe Stock with new AI tools and has also introduced AI to its other plans, such as Adobe Creative Cloud and Photoshop.