John Beardsworth🇪🇺🇬🇧🇮🇹🌻
@johnbeardsworth.bsky.social
Taking photos, writing about photos, brewing strong beer, making perfect tortelloni, knowing everything (yeah?) about Lightroom and Photoshop, following United, drinking Vimto, missing Thorntons
In Photoshop beta - using Generative Fill which can now call Google's "Nano Banana" AI model.
All I did was select the pic and type "Make this look like a sunny day and add deep blue skies and fluffy clouds".
The blue isn't great, but after 33 years using Photoshop, I can fix that the old way...
All I did was select the pic and type "Make this look like a sunny day and add deep blue skies and fluffy clouds".
The blue isn't great, but after 33 years using Photoshop, I can fix that the old way...
October 2, 2025 at 4:52 PM
In Photoshop beta - using Generative Fill which can now call Google's "Nano Banana" AI model.
All I did was select the pic and type "Make this look like a sunny day and add deep blue skies and fluffy clouds".
The blue isn't great, but after 33 years using Photoshop, I can fix that the old way...
All I did was select the pic and type "Make this look like a sunny day and add deep blue skies and fluffy clouds".
The blue isn't great, but after 33 years using Photoshop, I can fix that the old way...
Threw a recent picture at Adobe Firefly's AI video generation and said "make white horse jump out of frame"....
While I do like or am amused by the result, can you ever get more creative buzz from typing a few carefully-chosen words into an AI prompt than from typing a search term into Google?
While I do like or am amused by the result, can you ever get more creative buzz from typing a few carefully-chosen words into an AI prompt than from typing a search term into Google?
January 23, 2025 at 10:12 AM
Threw a recent picture at Adobe Firefly's AI video generation and said "make white horse jump out of frame"....
While I do like or am amused by the result, can you ever get more creative buzz from typing a few carefully-chosen words into an AI prompt than from typing a search term into Google?
While I do like or am amused by the result, can you ever get more creative buzz from typing a few carefully-chosen words into an AI prompt than from typing a search term into Google?