All language subtitles for 6. Help from AI - Generative Fill

Let's take a look at how. These new and exciting.

Photoshop features such as. Generative.

Fill work.

And how they can be.

Useful in retouching workflow.

To access these features, you will need the beta.

Version of Photoshop. 2023.

At the time of recording this. Video.

This feature.

Hasn't been incorporated into the main version of Photoshop. Yet,

so that generates a fill feature works by.

Selecting an area in an image and providing a prompt

for what you want to insert, remove or change in that.

Area.

Then, like magic.

It appears or disappears.

For example, let's say we want.

To add a shirt to our model from the neck down.

So. We can.

Roughly select the area where the T-shirt or a shirt should be.

Let's select a simple lasso tool and select around

that area where.

We think.

The shirt should be.

Then we click on generated fill.

Insert our prompt like a shirt.

And click on Generate.

Let's wait a second for it.

To generate it and we will.

See what it will come up with.

Voila.

We have several versions of our shirt

and they are all perfectly fitted to the model's body shape.

Amazing, isn't it?

Okay, so that's basically what it does.

You select an area, you will.

Insert a prompt and it should generate what you want.

In what situations can.

This feature be useful?

It certainly works great with.

Removing unnecessary elements from the background.

In the case of.

Our photo. We can try using it to.

Remove those stray hairs near the face.

So let's select the hair.

Using the lasso tool again.

Also including a small portion.

Of the model's face for the program to work with.

And like that.

Click on generated, fill and insert.

Prompt something like

remove flyaway hairs.

Click on generate.

And let's see what we will get.

As you can see, we did a great job of.

Removing the hair and matching the background.

Maybe it slightly altered.

Our model's. Face.

But we can fix that.

With tools like the liquify filter.

Later on we have three. Versions.

Of of that edit.

I think they're all pretty good.

Maybe this one's the best.

That simple

generated feel also works great for.

Expanding the image and adding matched elements to. It.

And we can use a different photo for a demonstration.

I have photo like that over here.

And suppose we want to expand the top of the image and widen the.

Sides as well.

We can magically

achieve that with just a few clicks.

Okay, so.

We will.

Enlarge our.

Image using the crop. Tool.

So that's

do that.

Click. Okay.

And let's select.

That area with the rectangular.

Marquee tool.

We need to include a portion of the original image in the selection

to provide.

The algorithm with a reference for the rest.

So let's have it like that.

Click on Generate.

Without the.

Prompt even it.

Will know
that you want to fill out this space

and let's see what we will get.

There you have it.

We have a perfectly integrated top of the head.

Match. Hair.

Head shape and background.

Pretty incredible.

I'd say

we have three versions of it.

That one looks great.

Okay.

We will do the same for the sites using the crop tool

while holding the alt key.

We will expand.

Our. Area from both sides simultaneously.

Like that.

Click. Okay.

Then with the marquee.

Tool,

we will select that side.

Of the image

and we can add to the selection

by holding the shift button and.

Select this portion of.

Our image.

Remember to include a portion of the original image

in the selection for the program to work with.

Let's click on Generate again.

Wait a second and we will see.

All right.

Again, we have

several options to choose from.

I think the first one look the best.

You can even generate again for more options

by just clicking the generate button again.

Okay.

Another option.

This one.

Looks weird.

I think this first one was actually the best.

So that's it.

There you have it.

We've widened the crop of our image with just a few simple steps.

Another useful feature is.

Changing the background of. Our photo.

Let's go back to. Our main image.

Zoom out a. Bit.

And let's maybe delete our previous edits.

And we want to change the background to something else.

Just for four, for example.

So let's select the backgrounds.

Let's select.

Our magic one. Tool.

So the select subject button is visible.

Photoshop will automatically select our model,

but we want to select the background, so we will need to invert our selection.

We have a special button for it.

Right over here.

Invert selection. And now.

The background.

Is selected.

Next step is to include a.

Portion of our model into the selection.

So the program has something to work with.

We can do that by expanding the selection from from here.

We can expand by, I don't know, ten, 15 or 20 pixels maybe.

So the selection.

Includes.

Some parts of of our subject.

Click on Generate a fill and.

Insert our prompt.

Let's say blue sky.

And click on Generate.

Let's check.

Our options.

We can generate.

More if we want to see other results.

All right.

These are all just for demonstration purposes, so.

You can insert any prompt you like and it should generate.

Pretty well.

Anything you insert.

So that's how the new Photoshop feature called generated fill works.

And as you can see, it can find. Several.

Applications in our.

Retoucher work as well.

Okay, let's move on to the next.

Stage of our retouching process, which is color grading.