Adobe Photoshop Generative Fill: adapt object brightness or change impact on light

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September 11, 2023
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Hi all,

I'm playing with generative fill to create a nice background for product photos that have a white background.

Here is an example:

While I'm happy with the background, the object looks less natural because it is unaffected by the changes in the background. Is there a way to make the object look more realistic with changes in light and color to match the background?

Thanks
Laurent

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jane-e

Community Expert

I'm playing with generative fill to create a nice background for product photos that have a white background.
By @laurent322166500qte

Generative fill cannot be used for commercial purposes. See this help page:

https://www.adobe.com/legal/licenses-terms/adobe-gen-ai-user-guidelines.html

"No Commercial Use of Beta Versions

"While generative AI features are in beta, all generated output is for personal use only and cannot be used commercially."

Jane

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Laurent32241942u0ae

Participant

Sorry, I couldn't use my normal account for some reason. I'm not using generative fill for commercial purposes, I'm not selling anything, I'm just illustrating articles.

Myra Ferguson

Community Expert

The technique I mentioned using the Harmonize Neural Filter would work with a generated background or a stock art background.

If you were doing commercial work, you could try a background from the Adobe Stock Free Collection like these:

Adobe Stock Free Collection - abstract dark background with color lights

Myra Ferguson

Community Expert

You could try the Harmonization Neural Filter (Filters > Neural Filter and select Harmonization) on it. You would need to first duplicate the layer, select the object, and apply a layer mask.

Here's more info about the Harmonization Neural Filter: