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Lumigraphics
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September 13, 2023
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PS 25 - Firefly limited to 2000 x 2000 pixels?

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Reading the FAQs for Firefly/AI, it says that support is up to 2000 x 2000 pixels ("standard images".) I did not use the beta releases, does this mean that larger images (oh, say, from ANY current digital camera) cannot be used with AI features?

I have a 5D IV with >7x and a 5Dsr with >12x that resolution. Am I missing something here?

https://helpx.adobe.com/firefly/using/generative-credits-faq.html

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    AKS666
    Inspiring
    September 14, 2023
    quotedoes this mean that larger images (oh, say, from ANY current digital camera) cannot be used with AI features?

    Generated parts or images are still of low resolution and not really usable for professional stuff it seems.

      AxelMatt
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      AxelMattCommunity Expert
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      September 14, 2023
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      quotedoes this mean that larger images (oh, say, from ANY current digital camera) cannot be used with AI features?

      By @AKS666

       

      No. As I wrote in my former post you can use any high-resolution image as a basis for editing with AI. But there area that you marked, for example to fill with AI, can't be larger as 2000 x 2000 pixel. Otherwise the quality in this area is lower than the rest of the picture.

      See this Youtube video: Photoshop 2024 is HERE. All New Features - YouTube (at 3:30 you see the appropriate infos)

       

       

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      AKS666
      Inspiring
      September 14, 2023

      But generating a completely new image from the scratch in printable quality is still not possible.

      And always having to watch the 2000x2000px limitation while working is not very good either.

        D Fosse
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        D FosseCommunity Expert
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        September 13, 2023

        Considering that generative fill is processed online on Adobe's servers, not on your local machine, I would assume this is a practical speed/performance limitation.

         

        And, if I may add, it encourages a certain sobriety of use. I tried it two or three times when 25.0 came out (never installed the beta) - and I was immediately hit by the feeling that it wasn't my image anymore. It just wasn't something I wanted to put my name to. It certainly didn't feel very "creative"...

          AxelMatt
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          AxelMattCommunity Expert
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          September 13, 2023
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          ... does this mean that larger images (oh, say, from ANY current digital camera) cannot be used with AI features?


          By @Lumigraphics

           

          No. You can use also larger images with the Generative Fill feature, but the area for inserting AI content in a good qualitiy is limited to 2000 x 2000 pixel. If the area is larger the inserted content will be scaled up and the quality gets worse.

           

           

          My System: Intel i7-8700K - 64GB RAM - NVidia Geforce RTX 3060 - Windows 11 Pro 25H2 -- LR-Classic 15 - Photoshop 27 - Nik Collection 8 - PureRAW 5 - Topaz Photo
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