New Photoshop AI Removes IMPOSSIBLE Glare!
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Date: 2025-11-01
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nbaua3454
umesh,
In fact I wanted to do exactly the opposite.. I am working on a project which requires me to generate pics with eyewear on random faces indoor and outdoor.. indoor it's okay if we don't notice the glare, however does matter for the outdoor images.. I'm not fully 100 percent graphic designer, I know the basics, I am trying to automate this process via actions and at this point only thing works good in AI is generating glasses which are not our product.. and also look very flat with no reflections.. later we push those images to another API (I think it is based on or a wrapper on Leonardo AI. developed by another team) which replaces our glasses in the images.. but fails most of the times.. we have to repeat 2-3 times for the satisfying results.
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umesh,
In fact I wanted to do exactly the opposite.. I am working on a project which requires me to generate pics with eyewear on random faces indoor and outdoor.. indoor it's okay if we don't notice the glare, however does matter for the outdoor images.. I'm not fully 100 percent graphic designer, I know the basics, I am trying to automate this process via actions and at this point only thing works good in AI is generating glasses which are not our product.. and also look very flat with no reflections.. later we push those images to another API (I think it is based on or a wrapper on Leonardo AI. developed by another team) which replaces our glasses in the images.. but fails most of the times.. we have to repeat 2-3 times for the satisfying results.
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Revelta-f1u
Really great video! Unfortunately, the features you’re demonstrating are part of the premium tier, which requires an upgrade once the complimentary generations are used up. I still have standard credits, but to follow along with these tools, premium credits are needed. I actually exhausted all my premium credits just by going through this tutorial which doesn’t seem fair, since standard credits should apply. It’s clear how quickly this could become an expensive endeavor, and honestly, if we want to use anything beyond Firefly (which is noticeably less capable), the costs add up fast. It feels almost pointless to learn these new premium features unless you’re willing to pay extra, since standard credits won’t cover them.
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Really great video! Unfortunately, the features you’re demonstrating are part of the premium tier, which requires an upgrade once the complimentary generations are used up. I still have standard credits, but to follow along with these tools, premium credits are needed. I actually exhausted all my premium credits just by going through this tutorial which doesn’t seem fair, since standard credits should apply. It’s clear how quickly this could become an expensive endeavor, and honestly, if we want to use anything beyond Firefly (which is noticeably less capable), the costs add up fast. It feels almost pointless to learn these new premium features unless you’re willing to pay extra, since standard credits won’t cover them.
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josempalomo383
Although I'm not a complete novice, I've watched many of your videos and seen your five-year-old video Magically Remove Glare from Glasses in Photoshop’ multiple times. My results are good, although not as quick and straightforward as yours.
I find this video very much outstanding because it's concise, precise, and offers a wide range of possibilities.
You've impressed me today. Thank you very much!
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Although I'm not a complete novice, I've watched many of your videos and seen your five-year-old video Magically Remove Glare from Glasses in Photoshop’ multiple times. My results are good, although not as quick and straightforward as yours.
I find this video very much outstanding because it's concise, precise, and offers a wide range of possibilities.
You've impressed me today. Thank you very much!
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bison5271
Hi Unmesh, I am struggling with Sublimation print because of RGB to CMYK. Can you please do a tutorial on how to colour correct or to match a closer to RGB Use photo - Art/ Cartoon / Neon colours.
I've already seen your videos that are related to this topic. But the image that you've used was simple. Please please help with this one as this is a hige nghtmre for every printer I guess.
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Hi Unmesh, I am struggling with Sublimation print because of RGB to CMYK. Can you please do a tutorial on how to colour correct or to match a closer to RGB Use photo - Art/ Cartoon / Neon colours.
I've already seen your videos that are related to this topic. But the image that you've used was simple. Please please help with this one as this is a hige nghtmre for every printer I guess.
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BikeStuffPDX
If you're not doing fashion photography, but something more natural like family or event photography, I would recommend putting the final layer or group at around 70 percent opacity (might vary depending on photo and your personal preferences). This will add some glare back in and produce a more natural looking result.
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If you're not doing fashion photography, but something more natural like family or event photography, I would recommend putting the final layer or group at around 70 percent opacity (might vary depending on photo and your personal preferences). This will add some glare back in and produce a more natural looking result.
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piximperfect
An amazing bit of software that steals creative content from its own users under the guise of AI, and then rents it out. They have also turned their software into digital crack. Fail to cough up and all your programs stop working and many files just wont work.. Great idea Adobe.
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An amazing bit of software that steals creative content from its own users under the guise of AI, and then rents it out. They have also turned their software into digital crack. Fail to cough up and all your programs stop working and many files just wont work.. Great idea Adobe.
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MegredyPhotoStudio
As a cruise ship photographer , the most requested modification was to fix glass glare or fix closed eyes. Most of the time I was just cloning the eyes from other of their pictures, sometimes cloning from other family member in the pic.
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As a cruise ship photographer , the most requested modification was to fix glass glare or fix closed eyes. Most of the time I was just cloning the eyes from other of their pictures, sometimes cloning from other family member in the pic.
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MrDouglasvanhalen
I loved this tip but I used it a few times and my generative credits are gone! I barely use photoshop, I focus my flow on Lightroom. It's absurd to have to buy credits to use a function that should be embedded in what we already pay!
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I loved this tip but I used it a few times and my generative credits are gone! I barely use photoshop, I focus my flow on Lightroom. It's absurd to have to buy credits to use a function that should be embedded in what we already pay!
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sivasainadh9279
While i trying to use Nano banana in my mac m4 mini , im facing this issue Your system administrator isn't allowing access to this feature right now, Please contact them for more information , can anyone please do help me ...
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While i trying to use Nano banana in my mac m4 mini , im facing this issue Your system administrator isn't allowing access to this feature right now, Please contact them for more information , can anyone please do help me ...
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AlphaKilo09
The editing cuts to pirate, whenever you mentioned the non-licensed users were HILARIOUS. Loved that touch! The way you addressed the Captain Jack Sparrow user base was genius. Tutorial gold! Fantastic editing/music and humor.
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The editing cuts to pirate, whenever you mentioned the non-licensed users were HILARIOUS. Loved that touch! The way you addressed the Captain Jack Sparrow user base was genius. Tutorial gold! Fantastic editing/music and humor.
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darshitsheer2633
Hello Unmesh Bhai, Can You please make a review kind of Video for Skylum's Aperty Portrait Editors. I have Luminar Neo. I am thinking of purchasing Aperty if you can give your verdict then It would be helpful to decide.
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Hello Unmesh Bhai, Can You please make a review kind of Video for Skylum's Aperty Portrait Editors. I have Luminar Neo. I am thinking of purchasing Aperty if you can give your verdict then It would be helpful to decide.
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jayeypi
09:28 the masking on the nose is misaligned. In reality, as a retoucher, this would probably take more time than the old school trick on some cases but it seems in the future these models would be better enough
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09:28 the masking on the nose is misaligned. In reality, as a retoucher, this would probably take more time than the old school trick on some cases but it seems in the future these models would be better enough
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RobertAfrick
Brilliant...(again!). You continue to impress with your easy to follow instructions...and wonderful presence. I remember the earlier referenced video...wow, technology keeps moving at such a fast pace!
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Brilliant...(again!). You continue to impress with your easy to follow instructions...and wonderful presence. I remember the earlier referenced video...wow, technology keeps moving at such a fast pace!
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leedodge4227
The last time I had to deal with eyeglass glare, (it wasn't as large as demonstrated) it was sharply defined
umbrella reflection. I used the remove brush, it worked perfectly in a second.
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The last time I had to deal with eyeglass glare, (it wasn't as large as demonstrated) it was sharply defined
umbrella reflection. I used the remove brush, it worked perfectly in a second.
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BlueHasia
interesting you got it to work with glasses. I talked with some adobe staff on twitter asking about reflective eyes and how i had issues with that. they replied it was more for window glare.
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interesting you got it to work with glasses. I talked with some adobe staff on twitter asking about reflective eyes and how i had issues with that. they replied it was more for window glare.
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jaanuzagony9065
Can somebody please tell me how to get such good nanobanana results - every time i use it it generates something weird and moves the new generation weirdly so nothing is never aligned
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Can somebody please tell me how to get such good nanobanana results - every time i use it it generates something weird and moves the new generation weirdly so nothing is never aligned
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Kalasapurada
We need composite a.i like generative fill where it should help us to fulfill the needs of composite techniques to help us to do composites perfectly what's your opinion guys
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We need composite a.i like generative fill where it should help us to fulfill the needs of composite techniques to help us to do composites perfectly what's your opinion guys
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larryphotography
Instead of deleting the mask each time and then creating a black mask, you can select the mask and then CTRL-SHIFT-BACKSPACE to change the mask to all black in one step
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Instead of deleting the mask each time and then creating a black mask, you can select the mask and then CTRL-SHIFT-BACKSPACE to change the mask to all black in one step
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carlosophia
Well.. it removed the glare, the glass, the left sidepiece and changed the eyes, also making the subject a little strabismic (is that the right word). So... yes, but no!
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Well.. it removed the glare, the glass, the left sidepiece and changed the eyes, also making the subject a little strabismic (is that the right word). So... yes, but no!
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GranMaese
Don't get me wrong, this is amazing... but the eyes on the last model were not the same.
Obviously this is only a minor complain of an otherwise amazing technology.
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Don't get me wrong, this is amazing... but the eyes on the last model were not the same.
Obviously this is only a minor complain of an otherwise amazing technology.
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