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Brian Mataish, an Adobe Quality Engineer and PS/LR educator, demonstrates how to use the technology preview - Reflection Removal.
Note the tool works on RAW images.
This blog entry from Adobe explains how the tool works and why it was developed. Reflections are really two images, the one behind the glass and the one reflected by the glass. The new tool allows you to see both going from -100 to +100. At -100 you see only the reflection.
Adobe says: "For now, our technology works only on raw photos (DNGs, CR2s, ARWs, ProRAWs, etc.) To try it on your own images, open the Camera Raw plug-in and go to the Technology Previews section of the Preferences Panel. Then enable the New AI Settings and Features Panel and restart the host application (Adobe Photoshop or Adobe Bridge)."
This 10 minute video shows how to access the tool and how to use it.
Note the tool works on RAW images.
This blog entry from Adobe explains how the tool works and why it was developed. Reflections are really two images, the one behind the glass and the one reflected by the glass. The new tool allows you to see both going from -100 to +100. At -100 you see only the reflection.
Adobe says: "For now, our technology works only on raw photos (DNGs, CR2s, ARWs, ProRAWs, etc.) To try it on your own images, open the Camera Raw plug-in and go to the Technology Previews section of the Preferences Panel. Then enable the New AI Settings and Features Panel and restart the host application (Adobe Photoshop or Adobe Bridge)."
This 10 minute video shows how to access the tool and how to use it.
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