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The recommended order for applying edits is:
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ci dessus les informations à l'instant T en ayant simplement LR ouvert sur un catalogue lambda
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I'm just using the regular eraser & every time I click the brush shrinks.
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It's a known bug that's been around for some time.
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I've been using it....a lot. Most of the time I'm shocked by how well it does. The problem for me on lansdscapes is anything right along the edges and also fine objects like lines or power wires near the edge. I also have to remove boat names and IDs. Lighter colored boats seem easy but blacks are more difficult. Before, when there was a bow or stern rope over the side of the boat it usually ran right through the name I was trying to remove. I would have to work removing the name on each side of the rope and still keep the shadow. Now it seems to know what I want to do and does it for me. On tha subject, can you add a "remove reflection" tool? The name or ID of the boat is usually reflected in the water below it. The stiller the water, the more the reflection. A "remove reflection" tool would save more work on my end. Thanx.
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To avoid issues at image edge and corner, it's best to apply the Generative AI Remove before the image is cropped. The same applies to lens corrections and geometric corrections (i.e. Transforms).
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Works much better than the Spot tool - thank you! Please allow syncing across similar/like photos. AI should be able to handle that, no?
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Feature is good; however, it replaces a lot instead of removes.
Would be nice if the feature was very similair to Photoshop where you tell the generative fill what you're to do.
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2nd time I have tried it and remove doesn't remove, just tried to remove a flower bud from the edge of the photo and been offered two different flower buds. As far as remove goes it lacks remove.
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@ChrisDPage: "As far as remove goes it lacks remove."
See this article for how to more reliably remove objects:
https://www.lightroomqueen.com/generative-remove-replace/
Most complaints about Remove are addressed in the article. But if it doesn't help, please attach the original photo here (not an export) so we and Adobe can see the issue in detail. If the forum won't let you attach it, upload it to Dropbox, Google Drive, or similar and post the sharing link here.
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Thank you John, absolutely spot on - had a read of the article, went back to my source full size picture and tried a larger area and good results (first try, annoyingly simple having opened eyes!)
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Well done, worked great, on a Foto of the Bacilica De la Sagrada Familia , keep up the great work..
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I tried removing a person wearing a white robe in one photograph and a white skirt in another. In both cases, it would not remove the white attire, even if I unchecked object aware. The resulting robe stayed on the screen and 4 attempts to remove it, still left a piece of white behind. For the white skirt, it replaces the person with a different person wearing a white outfit.
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Please attach full-resolution JPEGs of the two photos here so we can see the precise issue. Unless Adobe can reproduce the exact issue, they're not likely to pay any attention.
Also, see this article for how to more reliably remove objects:
https://www.lightroomqueen.com/generative-remove-replace/
Most complaints about Remove are addressed in the article.
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I did a quickie test with some photos Google found to show that it's likely not the white attire per se that's causing your issues. In the first, I used Object Aware to select the person in the skirt and her shadow, and in the second i refined an Object Aware select to include the shadow at the base of the person in the robe:
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L'outil de suppression ne fonctionne pas du tout sur Lightroom mobile. Il laisse un artefact important. J'ai dû effacer l'objet avec Snapseed, ce qui m'a pris une seconde et a fonctionne parfaitement. On exige d'avoir beaucoup mieux sur LR vu le tarif demandé. Je précise que l'opacité de l'outil était bien réglée à 100%. Il n'y a aucun moyen d'effacer correctement un objet actuellement, même avec IA, et surtout lorsque c'est en bord d'image.
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It looks like you applied a Sky mask before doing Remove, which can leave a ghost image of the removed object. For example:
In LR Classic, you can easily update the Sky mask to get rid of the ghost image, but I don't know how to do that in LR Mobile --perhaps someone else can chime in.
In general, though, if you apply Remove first, than AI masks, you'll avoid such ghosts.
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@Bazaar: "There is no way to correctly erase an object currently, even with AI, and especially when it is at the edge of the image."
Putting aside the ghost image caused by the Sky mask, your screenshot shows that not all of the selected object near the edge was removed:
This occurs when you've cropped the image. Remove looks at all of the pixels of the image, even those that have been cropped, so if your selection doesn't included the cropped-out pixels of an object, then Remove will generate a replacement that tries to match the unselected pixels. So you have to Remove first, then Crop. If you have a crop already applied, you have to reset the crop, do the Remove, then apply the crop again.
Note that zooming in the LR Mobile camera when you take a pic will automatically apply a crop. You can tell if a crop has been applied by looking for a dot under the Crop tool:
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Deben mejorar las mascaras, selecciono lo que quiero borrar (que es algo claro en un fondo liso negro) y no lo borra con totalidad solo borra una parte de todo lo que seleccione, me sigue resultando mejor ir a ps para hacer este tipo de cosas. ya que con la herramienta clonar de lr tampoco es tan eficiente como la de ps. dejo foto del antes y el despues. como se ve no ha borrado bien-
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Is AI replace going soft on us? Maybe it's just me, but I'm finding that sometimes the ai replace/remove is not sharp...here's an example. raw cr2 image (in .jpg form because I'm apparntly not likeable enough for Adobe to accept my .cr2 images, it refuses to let me upload them here...), no adjustments, lens corrections, crops, etc. I included a couple of screen shots also.
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here is link to download .cr2 file https://file.io/DToKkB5smAQp
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I tried to download the .cr2 but after a long wait got this error (multiple times):
Perhaps use a free account at Dropbox, Onedrive, or Google Drive?
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ok, try it off my google workspace drive https://drive.google.com/file/d/1qT582PPZk6Z6-PBy4J5lG9RqxwHxGX1A/view?usp=sharing should be able to access it.
thanks ~paul
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I see the same thing in that photo: the replacement has noticeably blurrier texture in the wood and sand. I went through about 25 potential variations and found a better one than most. I used a brush mask over the same area and set the mask's Sharpness to the maximum, which made a small bit of improvement. See the two attachments. To my eyes, the result is good but not great, if you're not zooming in too much.
I also found that completing the edits to my taste, with more contrast, texture, and clarity, made the blurriness much less noticeable. See "finished.jpg".