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The recommended order for applying edits is:
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@paul32219233m9g5, see this article about how to use Remove:
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I have actually had really good luck with the new lightroom remove tool. This will save me so much time having to go into photoshop to remove things that bother me.
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dommage qu'il faille laisser un message pour pouvoir utiliser une option alors qu'on paie déjà l'abonnement
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i tried to remove stuff but it really doest work anywhere as good as photoshop does. i really hope they just add the one from photoshop in here
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@Rafi37923174fqtp, see this article about how to use Remove:
https://www.lightroomqueen.com/generative-remove-replace/
If that doesn't help, please attach an original photo (not an export) here and call out the object you can't remove.
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My Remove tool doesn't work at all since the update. Anyone else ?
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@Bianca Des Jardins: "My Remove tool doesn't work at all since the update."
Which specific tools -- the Remove button (without Generative AI and Object Aware selected), Heal button, or Clone button, or all three? Describe in detail what you're doing and what you observe.
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All three. I can use them and they even seem to process and search but once it's done, nothing happens. I am forced to go in Photoshop everytime. Even if it's just a small pimple.
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@Bianca Des Jardins, what's the setting of the Opacity slider?
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Its not working for me. It cannot remove it.
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@lupji, see this article about how to use Remove:
https://www.lightroomqueen.com/generative-remove-replace/
If that doesn't help, please attach an original photo (not an export) here and call out the object you can't remove.
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Just wonderful, a game changer !
It was funny to see sometimes it replaces a dustbin by a flower pot !!!?
It would be great if it could comparer similar photos where i used it, to get similar results from one photo to the other,
Thanks!
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A feature that requires users to look up on various blogs how to use it isn't a feature.
Do you really need AI to replace a black spot against the blue sky on the corner of a photo with a slightly smaller grey spot? One would think that should be pretty basic for a generative remove feature to do that...
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@Juall: "Do you really need AI to replace a black spot against the blue sky"
No. Adobe recommends using the existing Remove tools for small spots (Clone, Heal, non-AI Remove, formerly called Content Aware).
"replace a black spot against the blue sky on the corner of a photo with a slightly smaller grey spot?"
You may not have read the help article, but most likely this is caused by the photo being cropped or having lens corrections enabled (which also crops pixels). In such cases, Remove is trying to generate a replacement that matches the surrounding (cropped-out) pixels. Temporarily removing the crop and disabling lens corrections will let you select the entire object and surrounding boundary.
I think many people are getting tripped up by this aspect of the "Early Access" version of the tool, which fools them into thinking Photoshop's Remove works while LR's Remove doesn't. It would be better if, when you selected Generative AI in the tool, it automatically temporarily disabled crops and lens corrections (analogous to how the crop tool shows you the entire photo). Or if it worked on just the currently visible pixels.
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First use of the feature - consistently seems to remove the item I brush over but the replacement is more exposed than the areas around the removed item. Example - dark coloured stone on a sandy beach. Stone is removed and replaced by sand but the replacement sand where the stone was is more exposed than the sand is around the replaced stone
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@jonathanp41403920: "the replacement is more exposed than the areas around the removed item. "
I've found that increasing the selection to include more of the background I'd like to see used often improves the match with the surrounding background. Attach the full photo here (not an export) so we and Adobe can see what you're working with.
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Removing some distracting out of focus flowers against a blurred background in a relatively high ISO photo - removed them, sort of matched the background colour but the grain was totally different to that of the background it was awful and obvious.
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@saydelah, attach the full photo here (not an export) so we and Adobe can see what you're working with.
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I have been using the Generative AI tool in Lightroom Classic to remove glare from glasses. Here are a few tips I have learned. First remove the glare before making any other changes. Second be sure to cover the eyeglasses completely. Third do one eye at a time. It works great. It was a life saver at a 50th anniversary party.
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Not working in LrC. Works nicely in Photoshop, but in LrC I'm getting zip
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@brianp36230040: "Not working in LrC. Works nicely in Photoshop, but in LrC I'm getting zip"
See this article about how to use Remove and why you're probably getting different results in Photoshop:
https://www.lightroomqueen.com/generative-remove-replace/
If that doesn't help, please attach an original photo (not an export) here and call out the object you can't remove.
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It dosn't work as good as photoshop AI
and hope you incloude croping with AI just like photoshop
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