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Smarquantte
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June 21, 2023
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Using the same generative fill replacement across multiple images

  • June 21, 2023
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I wamted to use the same generative fill background that was created on a few different images in a series.  However, you can't just drag and drop, then mask on the additional images as the layer will also have parts of the previous photo in it, instead of just the images pulled by Generative Fill AI.  Also when using the same prompts on the next image, the results are different.  is there a way to get consistent results in a series of photos?

    Correct answer Trevor.Dennis

    Colin Smith has covered this in one of his Photoshop Cafe videos.

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    Trevor.DennisCorrect answer
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    June 22, 2023

    Colin Smith has covered this in one of his Photoshop Cafe videos.

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      jeffr47956522
      New Participant
      July 15, 2023

      This is a good tutorial, however, I don't believe it answers the original question. If you have a series of photos of an individual (say 5) all with the same background and editing. You're able to generate an AI background for the first one, but the 4 remaining pictures with have different backgrounds. That's the issue at hand IMO.

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        Alan31213874rvrz
        Participating Frequently
        July 21, 2023

        Its a big problem if you can't have the same background on a series of images. You can try and describe the background but it is pot luck if they look similar.

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