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The recommended order for applying edits is:
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Is there any wayto get back to content-aware fill until we get past this beta stage for the generative replace feature?
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Is there any wayto get back to content-aware fill until we get past this beta stage for the generative replace feature?
By @rdverb
Yes, just uncheck the "Generative AI" checkbox in the tool and it will be the same Content Aware fill as before.
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I tried to remove bright blue feather from the edge of the picutre but only a small portion was removed and approximately 3/4" remained. The background was a distictive dark green grass. I tried widening the area around the feathers but it didn't remove any more. I started over a couple of times without success.
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It is not as good as photoshops version. it does not blend well with the background and makes it very obvius you are editing something out. photoshop's is 100% better
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I'm using Lightroom Classic on Mac, and while this is a nifty party trick I can't see myself using it in any serious capacity and certainly not on images for clients. It's very clear that something has been removed, and what is generated to fill the area is oddly-shaped, discolored, and not consistent with the rest of the images.
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My first trial at Generative AI Remove was a little disconcerting as the item I was attempting to remove was filled by a similar, but different object eg, I wanted to remove a vehicle from a road scene but it was replaced by a different vehicle going in the opposite direction...uuuh? I thought I was following the instructions provided by Adobe, but since that anomoly the feature works like majic. I will try and refine the process as I go. I agree with one of the contributors to this thread that some feathering adjustment may be useful.
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super outil mais parfois il bugg et ne fait que remplacer un objet par un autre alors qu'on souhaiterai simplement qu'il le fasse disparaître !
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Using this in Lightroom Classic. Initially unimpressed and here's why.
I tried it on an image that I had cropped leaving half a photographer and his bag on the side of the pitch in the background. Nothing I could do in Lightroom would remove this cleanly. Frustrating when a couple of swipes of the Remove Tool in Photoshop did the job,.
Then I found that the Lightroom remove worked quite well on the uncropped image. It also worked perfectly in Lightroom on a tif file created from the cropped version of the raw.
Conclusion, remove tool is not considering the crop when it does its analysis. Maybe its always been like this and I have only just realised it. Its not obvious why it should be like this though - to me its logical to crop first then tidy up remaining unwanted elements.
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@Robert3765919927o3 For optimal results, the order needs to be:
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a lot of times i just want to remove an object but gen ai almost all the time provide an other object instead of removing it
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The remove feature doesnt work well at all time. sometime it remove. sometime it remove half the image etc.
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Absolutely the geenrative AI tool! It is very accurate and a game changer for those of us who primarily use Lightroom over Photoshop! Thank you so much!
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well... if I use a "remove"-tool I would expect, that the dancer I masked would disappear and be replaced with the surroundings - and not replaced with another dancer - I mean... why? It's a remove-tool after all
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Should have removed the person standing behind her
it simply swapped the person behind her...
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Has been working flawlessly for removing objects where the background is uncluttered, still struggles with complicated backgrounds, but has produced a few good results.
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I am almost constantly unable to use this new feature. I repeatedly get this message.
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Remove using AI is working perfect in LR... useful too.
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je tente de restaurer une ancienne photo grâce à IA.
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Why? My edits were within your guidelines. Your AI that filters for your guidelines is too restrictive. Please fix.
I keep getting the error message:
Generative Remove Failed.
We encountered an issue with your results.
Please view our guidelines and try again.
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I have upgraded to Lightroom Classic release 13.3 and have started trying out Generativer Remove AI. So far it is working fine.
To keep track of my use of AI Remove, I created a smart collection with one rule: "Has AI Remove is true". It shows the images I have used Generative AI on, but it is also showing some other images that were created and developed before AI Remove was released. It appears that these images do have instances of the standard Remove, but they do not have instances of AI Remove. Just wondering what's going on.
I'm running on Windows:
Edition Windows 10 Pro
Version 22H2
Installed on 7/31/2020
OS build 19045.4412
Experience Windows Feature Experience Pack 1000.19056.1000.0
Thanks!
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If there could be a way to feather the tool. Also The generative AI also needs a "Auto masking " feature.
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Not getting good results using generative remove in LR Classic. Always "Ghosting" after applying. Can still see the unwanted distractions. You Tubers show it working perfectly. Not so on my mac
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I am having the same problem on my PC desk top. I tried this process on my laptop and the AI removal worked great. Both machine are running Windows 10 with the newest updates....
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I have two nearly identical photos taken one right after the other. They both have the same antenna in the background. The object selection tool removes one of them just fine; it "cannot find" the other.