P: (AI) Remove Power Lines, Overhead Cables, and Wires

I understand pixel vs raw very well, having been a photographer for decades. Photoshop and Lightroom share the same Adobe Sensei AI engine. The point I want to raise about why some tools exist in Photoshop but not in Lightroom is this: There is no fundamental difference between removing distracting people and removing distracting power lines in terms of processing. If Lightroom can use AI to detect and remove entire people, then removing a thin linear object like a wire should be less complex. People have varied shapes, shadows, and occlusions, so Lightroom is technically capable of handling more difficult cases. It is not a raw vs pixel situation. Lightroom does use pixels it just saves it as metadata and applies it on export. 

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Adobe added Distraction removal for people and relfection in Lightroom which is cool, but not wires and cables which is still in Photoshop requiring coverting your images to Tiff and doing a round trip from Photoshop? How does this make any sense from a UX perspective? Someone is making these decisions and that one would keep me up at night. Objectively it makes no sense. 

I think it would help speed up the workflow slightly, even if it is just the 'remove wires and cables' portion of the tool. Generative remove doesn't seem to do the job as cleanly as Photoshop is able to. I had a batch of photos that were plagued by a couple of pesky powerline wires, and opening them in Photoshop just slowed me down a bit. Not a totally huge obstacle to overcome, just a slight pain in the neck. I'd be elated if the 2-3 clicks it takes with the find/remove distraction tool was included into the LrC workflow. 

Hello,

How do I Remove Electric Lines in images in lightroom CC?

Someone wrote me that it is possiable only in Photoshop, is it true?

Thanks in advance,

Nissan

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