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The recommended order for applying edits is:
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Girar a imagem antes de usar o pincel de ajuste faz com que ele fique do lado oposto na hora de usar.
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Duplicate post, and has already been answered with link to existing bug report also provided
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It took me a few minutes to get used to this tool. It did exactly what I wanted it to do.
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I had a great day yesterday using Generative AI. I purposively took photos where I would have to remove objects but still wanted the background to look like it was in the scene. My biggest success was removing a side of car parked near the river. I was impressed with its removal and how the other bank that was covered up by the car looked like the car was never there.....Very, very impressive.
I took the advice of painting beyond the car and included all reflections and other artifacts. I used Generative AI Remove in the start of my workflow.
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Tried to remove a brick wall on the side of my image hoping it would be replaced by bushes that surrounded the selection...it just kept generating different brick walls in all shapes and sizes.
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@davidr99294704: "it just kept generating different brick walls in all shapes and sizes."
Most instances of Remove "replacing" instead of "removing" can be fixed by following the tips in this article:
https://www.lightroomqueen.com/generative-remove-replace/
But if it doesn't help, please attach a full-resolution JPEG exported from the unmodified original photo, so we and Adobe can see the issue in detail. With nearly everyone who has posted a problem photo, we've been able to show how to remove the desired objects.
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Overall this is working well for me. I too sometimes get wierd results but I find that changing the brush area helps, and sometimes I'll accept the results then redo the remove.
Suggestions:
1. I don't know if it's somethingwith my settings but using my enter key will not accept the 1st Variation. If I scroll through the Variations then my enter key will accept any version.
2. Being able to use the arrow keys to advance through the Variations would help with work flow.
Thanks!
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Hello,
I would love it if the shortcut to Increase/Decrease the size of the heal brush by the brackets had the bug removed: it works only after it is adjusted at least once with the slider.
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Thanks for the reply. I'm asking about using the [ ] on the keyboard to adjust the size of the brush.
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I use a trackball and I prefer the keys...
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I have generally found it to work well.
What I'm writing below may be overly descriptive but I'm hoping it will enable Adobe's developers to solve the problems I have been encountering.
Note that the photo I'm working on is my own, shot yesterday on a Nikon Z8, is the raw (NEF) image. This particular image is a virtual LrC copy. Note also that non-human objects have been erased effectively in earlier croppings of this image (although several tries are sometimes required to make images adjacent to the edge of the photo to entirely disappear. I have also seen this type of behavior in inPixio's "Eraser" function, the only reason I have inPixio; I have been hoping this capability in LrC would make an inPixio subscription renewal unnecessary.).
However, on the image I'm currently editing, I am trying to erase a face that's in the photo with the main subject. Then weirdness happens: Instead of erasing the face, it inserts a face that isn't even in the photo. I try it again and, instead of erasing the face, it inserts a random face that is not even in the photo or any photo I have ever taken, as far as I can recall.
Where are these faces coming from???
Here's the original before I attempt to erase the fellow on the lower left...
Here's the image with that fellow marked for erasure...
And after I hit the "Apply" button...
After I hit the "Refresh" button...
And again...
And again...
And so on...
So, for completeness, I'll tell you that I have:
- LrC 13-3
- Windows 10, the absolute latest update...
- A Powerspec G701 with an 8-core Ryzen 7 processor and 48GB of RAM, Nvidia GeForce GTX 1070, lots of swap space and storage
So, please tell me what's going on and how I can make this work correctly. I'll be happy with workarounds, in order to get complete what I have to get done.
Also, do you have any idea who these other people are (are they even real?), and where they're being sourced for insertion into my image?
Thanks!
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Note also that non-human objects have been erased effectively in earlier croppings of this image
By @East End Steve
Rules of engagement simplified:
No touching of the image prior to removal except denoising
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Your screenshots indicate that you're trying to use Generative Remove on an image that has been cropped. Generative Remove should be undertaken before crop is applied. You may may find below linked article helpful
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Building on the previous replies, when I applied Remove to your image (extracted from the screenshot, with no cropping in LR), the person in the background was quickly removed:
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I love the new feature, it often gives me great results but when it doesn't it doesn't. I use this primarily to remove all the people off the beach during beach weddings. I do love that you are improving the feature, I have been a lot happier since it has been added.
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@roger75lee: "it often gives me great results but when it doesn't it doesn't"
Attach a full-resolution JPEG exported from an unmodified original photo in which Remove doesn't work well for you. We can either give you a simple tip for making it work better or, if not, it will provide Adobe with another example of where they need to improve.
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Recent update is using the same keyboard shortcut for another function.
I was using CTRL + ALT + o to show the loup overlay in Develop mode in Lightroom Classic.
After updating today to Ver. 13.4, the CTRL + ALT + o taggles the Object aware aware function of the generative AI.
I can still turn on the loup overlay from the menus, but even the menu option still shows the keyboar shortcut. I does still works when in Library mode, but it is only useful to me in Develop mode.
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@Richard3873231739il: "I was using CTRL + ALT + o to show the loup overlay in Develop mode in Lightroom Classic.
After updating today to Ver. 13.4, the CTRL + ALT + o taggles the Object aware aware function of the generative AI."
LR 13.4 assigned Ctrl Alt O / Cmd Opt O to both Object Aware and Loupe Overlay > Show. Adobe has acknowledged this bug:
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AI-powered Generative Remove performed extremely poorly for me. Removing a pretty simple, very linear brick wall from the lower left corner of an image (with uniformly textured green grass sorrounding it) should have been an easy task, even without AI. However, applying the AI Generative Remove was a complete disaster (result looked more like a very crude, early-2000s rendition of clone/heal brush). I tried every available option and adjustment, all without success. Very disappointing performance, especially given the animated GIF marketing snippet that accompanies the AI Generative Remove feature, which depicts three [very deceptively] impressive results. While I appreciate being able to "beta test" this feature, regrettably, it has a long way to go before it's ready for release.
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@DTM777: "Removing a pretty simple, very linear brick wall from the lower left corner of an image"
Your photo very possibly has cropped out pixels on the edge next to the brick wall, due to Crop, Transform, or Lens Corrections. Remove looks at all the pixels of the photo and tries to match those cropped-out pixels. Disable Crop, Transform, and Lens Corrections before doing Remove.
If that doesn't help, see this article for how to remove objects more reliably:
https://www.lightroomqueen.com/generative-remove-replace/
Most complaints about Remove are addressed in the article. But if that still doesn't help, please attach a full-resolution JPEG exported from the unmodified original photo, so we and Adobe can see the issue in detail. With nearly everyone who has posted a problem photo, we've been able to show how to quickly remove the desired objects.
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on some objects it works really well, on others a little less but it's a big step forward compared to the previous removal tool, however I still prefer the spot healing brush from ps
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@Spiderciccio: "on others a little less"
See this article for how to remove objects more reliably:
https://www.lightroomqueen.com/generative-remove-replace/
Most complaints about Remove are addressed in the article. But if it doesn't help, please attach a full-resolution JPEG exported from the unmodified original photo, so we and Adobe can see the issue in detail. With nearly everyone who has posted a problem photo, we've been able to show how to quickly remove the desired objects.