ai generative image repeated result

Dear Adobe Photoshop Team,

I am a professional architectural and hospitality photographer, and I would like to suggest a feature that could significantly improve the Generative AI workflow for photographers working with multiple images of the same scene.

The idea is to allow users to reuse a previously generated AI result across a sequence of photographs, while automatically adapting it to different camera angles and perspectives.

For example, imagine photographing a hotel dining area from several angles. Using Generative Fill, I might add a beautifully arranged breakfast to a table in the first photograph.

Currently, generating the same breakfast in another photograph can produce completely different food, plates, glasses, and arrangements, even when using exactly the same prompt.

Ideally, Photoshop could offer a "Reuse Previous Generation" or "Generation Consistency" option.

This could work through a simple checkbox or a generation history panel, allowing users to:

• Select a previously generated result from their AI generation history.

• Apply the same generated objects and arrangements to another photograph.

• Automatically adapt the result to the new camera angle, perspective, lighting, and composition.

• Maintain visual consistency across an entire photographic series.

The goal would not be to duplicate the exact pixels, but to preserve the identity and arrangement of the generated elements across different viewpoints.

This would be particularly valuable for architectural, interior, hospitality, real estate, and commercial photographers, where consistency between photographs is essential.

I believe this feature could make Generative AI considerably more useful in professional photography workflows.

Thank you for considering this suggestion.

Best regards,

Nikos Ritzakis
Professional Architectural & Hospitality Photographer
www.villasphotography.gr